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Students will have access to online resources including databases and journals as well as live library support via phone from the Turchin Library at the Freeman School of Business to assist with their data collection and report writing.

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Career coaching and support through the Career Management Center is readily available to Online MBA students from the start of the program through graduation (and beyond). Students can work one-on-one with career consultants who will help guide them to reach their professional goals. They also benefit from an expert support team that includes an academic success coach and a designated financial aid representative. Other available resources include Tutor.com, LinkedIn Learning and more.

Online MBA students who are interested in obtaining a new computer for their studies can make a one-time request that up to $2,500 be added to their budget as outlined in the “Financial Aid Policy for Inclusion of Computer Cost in a Student’s Cost of Attendance.” Visit our tuition and financial aid page for more details.

Visit our Online MBA Student Resources for more information.

Online MBA students will use the Canvas learning management system.

We may be biased, but we’d say yes. According to the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) 2022 Corporate Recruiters Survey, most corporate recruiters believe graduate business degree-holders are more competitive than professionals with micro-credentials.

The Online MBA program will provide you with a comprehensive view of business and the skills you need to manage and optimize your resources. Learn more about the Online MBA curriculum and career opportunities and assistance.

The recommended degree completion time is two to four years.

Students should log in to classes daily and engage with virtual classes regularly, including participation in discussion forums. Students should expect to allocate 10 to 15 hours per class, per week. They are also expected to virtually attend a weekly, hour-long synchronous meeting for each course.

The GMAT or GRE is not required for admission. For full details on our admissions requirements, visit our admissions page.

Three to five years of professional experience is preferred. However, we will conduct a holistic review of each application. Find out more about our admissions requirements on our admissions page.

A maximum of four 2-credit courses from the core curriculum can be transferred into the Freeman Online MBA program. Credits are only accepted from AACSB-accredited institutions and for courses deemed comparable. If a course that was previously taken for 3 credits at another institution, a student would only be eligible to receive 2 credits. Students must have earned a grade of “B” (3.0/4.0) or better. The grades of transfer courses will not be reflected in Tulane University GPA.

Admissions decisions are made on a rolling basis. Applicants are notified within approximately ten days of completing their applications.

Students have the opportunity to begin the Online MBA program in the spring, summer or fall. Visit our admissions page or contact an enrollment specialist for more information.