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Fox School of Business
and Management Speakman Hall, Degree programs: Masters of Business
Administration
Masters of
Science- Executive Masters
of International
Masters of MBA/MS in
Healthcare Management Masters
of Science-Actuarial Science PhD-
Business Administration Economics Statistics Accounting Computer &
Information Sciences Finance General &
Strategic Management Human Resource
Administration International
Business Administration Legal Studies Management
Science/ Marketing Real Estate
& Urban Land Studies Risk, Insurance,
& Healthcare Management
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Ph.D. students in consultation with their advisers will choose one of the following two sets of four statistical theory and methods tracts:
Coursework in Specializations (Course descriptions are reported in the appropriate department sections) Students will choose one of the following specializations leading up to the doctoral dissertation and complete the work specified in each specialization. The required seminars in each specialization cannot be substituted by other seminars from within the school or outside the school. Students may not take master's level courses in business administration for credit in the doctoral program. Primary Specialization Accounting. The required seminars are:
In addition, students must take at least four 700-level seminars from: other specializations in the BA program, comparable doctoral offerings in economics or statistics, or in the university. Finance. The required seminars are:
In addition, students must take at least three 700-level seminars from: other specializations in the BA program, comparable doctoral offerings in economics or statistics, or in the university. Marketing. The required seminars are:
In addition, students must take at least three 700-level seminars from: other specializations in the BA program, comparable doctoral offerings in economics or statistics, or in the university. Organization and Human Resources. The required seminars are:
In addition, students must take at least three 700-level seminars from: other specializations in the BA program, comparable doctoral offerings in economics or statistics, or in the university. Policy and Strategy. The required seminars are:
In addition, students must take at least three 700-level seminars from: other specializations in the BA program, comparable doctoral offerings in economics or statistics, or in the university. At the time of publication, two additional specializations were approved: risk, insurance, and healthcare; and international business. For more information on these specializations, please contact Dr. William Ross, Ph.D., Program Director, 215-204-8465.
Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy -Economics Applicants for admission to the M.A. and Ph.D. programs in Economics must hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent degree from an accredited college or university and must have a minimum undergraduate grade point average of 2.8 overall and 3.0 in the last two years. Applicants to both programs must submit scores from the general Graduate Record Examination (GRE). In some cases, applicants may substitute scores on the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) for the GRE. The scores on each of the three components of the GRE (verbal, quantitative, and analytical) typically fall within the following percentile ranges: M.A. program Verbal: 40 to 75Quantitative: 50 to 96 Analytical: 40 to 86 Ph.D. program Verbal: 70 to 81Quantitative: 70 to 99 Analytical: 70 to 92 International students whose native language is not English must submit scores on the TOEFL examination. The minimum score is 230 on the computer-based version (CBT) or 575 on the paper-based version, and the typical range is 250-287 CBT or 600 to 660 paper-based version. Two letters of recommendation and a statement of goals are required.
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