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• The School of Business and Economics at Indiana University Northwest is accredited by AACSB International
• Less than 5% of business schools worldwide hold AACSB International accreditation
• The School is consistently voted as "The Best University to Attain an MBA" in
• Faculty who inspire. Teaching is a full-time commitment, not a part-time job for our faculty

• Two convenient commuter locations — Gary, IN and Michigan City, IN
• Weekend, cohort-based hybrid 4-week courses which meet every other Saturday
• Complete the program in 13 months or less or on a part-time basis
• Faculty and advisors are available on weekends and evenings 
• No GMAT / GRE exam required
• Complete the program in 13 months

• ÏòÈÕ¿ûÊÓƵ's graduate tuition and fees are among the most reasonable within the Region and Chicagoland area for an AACSB-accredited program
• Approved for guaranteed student loans and veteran’s benefits
• Weekend MBA tuition is approximately $30,000 and is all-inclusive of tuition, fees, books, meals, and an international business experience
• MBA programs include Lean Six-Sigma Green Belt and Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certifications

Teamwork and Collaboration

• BUNW-C 512 Managing in a Team Based Organization

Understanding Markets and Analytics

• BUNW-A 512 Statistical Tools for Management
• BUNW-A 514 Economics for Managers

Managing Operations and Technology Resources

• BUNW-A 516 Management Information Systems
• BUNW-B 513 Operations Management

Managing Customers and Human Resources

• BUNW-B 511 Marketing Management
• BUNW-G 514 Human Resource Management

Managing Financial Resources

• BUNW-A 513 Accounting for Decision Making
• BUNW-B 512 Financial Management

Managing in a Legal and Global Environment

• BUNW-B 514 Legal, Ethical and Social Environment of Business
• BUNW-B 515 Introduction to International Business

Leadership and Strategic Thinking

• BUNW-D 511 Strategic Management

No more than 6 credit hours may be transferred from another institution. A cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher in all coursework taken for graduate credit must be earned as a prerequisite for continuation in good standing and for graduation.

If a student repeats a course, the more recent grade counts in the degree GPA. Degree requirements must be completed within six years from the date of the first semester enrolled. Enrollment as a guest/non-degree/certificate student counts in the six years.

Students are responsible for filing an application for graduation the semester before they expect to complete degree requirements. Failure to file this application will result in the student's name not appearing on the graduation list for the semester in which the coursework is being completed and graduation may be delayed.