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Earn a bachelor’s degree and an MBA — in just five years.
Pfeiffer University offers the opportunity for highly motivated students to complete a Bachelor of Science in Business Management and Leadership (BMAL) degree and an MBA within 5 years. For more information about Pfeiffer University’s MBA program, consult the Graduate Studies catalog and or the Pfeiffer University Business Department.
The 3/2 program in business is designed for undergraduates interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree in business and a master’s degree in business administration in five years. The program combines the best aspects of:
- Undergraduate business management and leadership degree program
- Master of arts in business administration (MBA) program
Program Overview
The 3/2 curriculum gives students a liberal arts education within the Department of Business preparing them for the constantly changing business environment of today.
Two degrees in five years
Located on Pfeiffer’s Misenheimer Campus
Concentrations available in:
- Entrepreneurship
- Financial Economics
- Global Leadership
- Marketing
Program Highlights
The Pfeiffer University Business Management and Leadership and MBA programs combine lectures, small group study, and case study analysis with an emphasis on ethics and corporate social responsibility.
There are several ways to get credit for previous educational experience and/or knowledge in a subject. Review our prior learning credits policy on the admissions page.
Accreditation
Pfeiffer University’s Business Management and Leadership Program is approved by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools & Programs (ACBSP).
The curriculum in Business Management and Leadership is designed to develop an understanding of the major functional areas of business — accounting, economics, finance, marketing, and management as well as to build upon the competencies of critical thinking, communication, collaboration, information literacy, and foundational knowledge necessary to serve effectively in the modern global society.
3/2 students then complete 30 hours of graduate credits focusing on organizational communication, finance, quantitative decision-making, strategic management and more.