Emporia State University
Emporia State University has prepared teachers in nationally acclaimed teacher education programs. For the last 40 years, outstanding and highly accredited programs in Business, Library and Information Management, and Liberal Arts and Sciences have prepared our students to take their place in a competitive and increasingly global society.For 19 years after its inception, KSN struggled not only with drought, renegade buffalo hunters and revengeful Indians, but with depression, doubt, jealousy of location, and extreme lack of appropriations. By the time ESU’s fifth president, Albert R. Taylor, took charge, the school was in good condition with an enrollment of about 400, representing 43 Kansas counties and nine countries. Dr. Taylor took aggressive measures to increase enrollment such as refunding transportation mileage to students who lived in excess of 100 miles away. By 1889, KSN had become the largest school in the state and the largest normal school in the country. The school was first accredited in 1898, the same year it graduated its first black students. That same year, the Spanish American War interrupted the course of the school year. Over 35 percent of the first three Kansas regiments were school teachers, many of them from Normal.
Business AdministrationThe MBA program at Emporia State is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools Of Business (AACSB International), a distinction held by less that 5% of business schools worldwide. The program consist of 12 courses, or the equivalent of 36 credit hours. You can pursue a traditional MBA or include either a concentrate in Accounting or Information Systems. This program is offered at the Emporia campus or online.
MBA COURSES:
- Accounting (including Financial and Managerial)
- *Business Law (United States)
- College Algebra (or equivalent)
- Computing
- Economics (including Micro and Macro)
- Finance
- Statistics
This requirement may be met by taking an undergraduate- or graduate-level law course approved by the MBA Director
Some or all of the background requirements may be met through academic credit or professional experience. Students otherwise admitted may take any course for which they have met the background requirement.BA Accounting Concentration students must have a minimum of a “C” grade in the following areas prior to enrolling in the accounting courses for which the background is necessary.
CONTACT US:
Emporia State University
1 Kellogg Circle
Box 4038
Emporia KS 66801-5415
620.341.5457 (Phone)
620.341.6088 (Fax)
finaid@emporia.edu
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