FOUNDATION COURSES (3 credits)
MBA501 Graduate Survey of Accounting
MBA502 Graduate Survey of Economics
MBA503 Survey of Marketing & Management
MBA504 Legal, Ethical, and Global Environment of Business
MBA505 Foundations of Statistics

All students enterng the MBA Program will be required to demonstrate competency in statistics. Individuals will be required to take MBA505 Foundations of Statistics or receive a satisfactory grade on the Statistic Proficiency Examination.  This examination will be given by appointment only. Those not taking the exam, or not receiving at least the minimum score, will be required to take the Foundation of Statistics course prior to taking MBA523 Statistical Decision Analysis. 

Some or all of the foundation courses may be waived if the student has completed similar undergraduate courses at York College of Pennsylvania or other accredited institutions with a grade of "C" or better within five years of the date of application. A course may also be waived by challenging the course through credit by examination or by earning a 50th percentile or higher score in the CLEP examination if availabe. (Information about the CLEP examination can be found at http://www.ycp.edu/academics/1408.htm.)

CORE COURSES (3 Credits Each)
MBA523 Statistical Decision Analysis
MBA525 Managerial Economics
MBA527 Managerial Accounting
MBA531 Strategic Marketing
MBA537 Management Information Systems (re-titled Strategic Information Management in fall 2008)
MBA539 Organizational Theory and Behavior
MBA545 Operations Management (re-titled Operations Research and Applications in fall 2008)
MBA572 Managerial Finance (re-titled Financial Management in fall 2008)
MBA576 Business and Government MBA593 Business Strategy & Policy

Up to 6 of the above 33 required credit hours may be waived depending upon a student’s undergraduate degree. A minimum of 33 credit hours is required to complete the MBA degree.

ELECTIVE COURSES (9 hours)
Three additional graduate level courses, from the listing of concentration areas, must be taken to complete the degree requirements. If all three courses are taken in one concentration area, then that student’s degree will be designated as having completed that concentration.

CONCENTRATION AREA COURSES (3 credits each)

Accounting
MBA542 Accounting Theory
MBA552 Accounting Information Systems
MBA562 Financial Statement Analysis

Finance
MBA562 Financial Statement Analysis
MBA582 Investments
MBA592 Financial Planning

General Business
Students choose any three courses that fit their personal, academic, and career goals from the other concentration electives and/or: MBA561 Electronic Commerce

MBA554 Human Resource Management
MBA554 Human Resource Management MBA567 Compensation and Benefits Systems MBA584 Organizational Development Management MBA556 Management Theory and Practice (re-titled Executive Leaderhip in fall 2008)  MBA566 International Business
MBA554 Human Resource Management
Marketing  (Choose three of the following courses)  MBA558 Buyer Behavior MBA568 Promotional Strategy Management  MBA578 Marketing Information and Research MBA588 Internet Marketing    (Note: Please refer to the Proposed Schedule of MBA Courses for the most recent tentative schedule)