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MBA Programs

The College of Management at LIU Post offers flexible, feature-rich MBA programs that support the wide-ranging individual interests and career objectives of our students. The MBA degree is recognized by every industry and provides the competitive tools necessary to succeed in dynamic environments. In recognition of the superb quality of the business education offered, all of the College of Management’s MBA and business programs are accredited by AACSB International.


Campus MBA Program

The Campus MBA Program is the flagship offering of the College of Management. Both full-time and part-time students attend the program and represent an attractive blend of professional responsibilities, ranging from senior managers to recent undergraduates just beginning their professional careers. Students come from both domestic and international backgrounds with varying ages, career and life experiences. These diversities, also reflected in our faculty, provide for an enriched learning experience, both within and beyond the classroom, and reflect the increasingly globalized world in which we live.

The Campus MBA program is a 48-credit course of study. Students with appropriate undergraduate coursework may qualify for a reduction to a 36-45 credit program.

Convenient evening classes offer great flexibility for students to pursue their degree at their own pace, on either a full-time or part-time basis. Two class sessions are offered each evening, Monday through Thursday: the first from 6:40 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and the second from 8:40 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

Students may also take courses in the Saturday MBA Program to either accelerate their progress, supplement their course load, or to attend classes that may be more convenient for their schedules.

For more information about the Campus MBA Program, contact the Office of Graduate Programs at 516-299-2098 or e-mail cynthia.cataudella@liu.edu.


Saturday MBA Program

This program is designed for students who prefer to take their classes on Saturdays. Most courses are scheduled for five consecutive Saturdays, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with a 1/2 hour lunch break. Students who wish to take Saturday-only courses can complete their MBA degree in 23 months.

If you earned a bachelor's degree in business within the past five years and maintained a B average in your business courses, you may be eligible to waive up to 12 credits in the Saturday MBA program. Please contact Cyndy Cataudella, Graduate Recruiting Manager, at 516-299-2098 to see if you qualify.

Students may also combine Saturday classes with the traditional Monday - Thursday Campus MBA Program.


5-Year Programs

• B.S. in Business Administration/MBA

The 5-year, 159 credit, AACSB-International accredited B.S. in Business Administration/MBA degree program offers a well-rounded, cost effective learning experience. You earn your Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Business Administration with optional concentrations in Finance, International Business, Management and/or Marketing, then seamlessly transition into graduate courses in pursuit of a Master of Business Administration (MBA).

• B.S. in Accountancy/MBA and B.S./M.S. in Accountancy

The 5-year, 159 credit, B.S. in Accountancy/MBA program offers a well-rounded, cost effective learning experience. You earn your Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Accountancy, then seamlessly transition into graduate courses in pursuit of a Master of Business Administration (MBA). This program allows you to enter the business world sooner, armed with two high-demand degrees.

The 5-year, 153 credit, B.S./M.S. in Accountancy program offers a well-rounded, cost effective learning experience. You earn your Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Accountancy, then seamlessly transition into graduate courses in pursuit of a Master of Science in Accountancy (M.S.), with a choice of either a Professional Accounting or Taxation concentration.

Both the B.S. in Accountancy/MBA and B.S./M.S. in Accountancy qualify you for the 150-credit hour requirement for CPA licensure in New York State and reduce your practical experience requirement by one year.

For more information about these programs, please contact Cyndy Cataudella in the Office of Graduate Programs at 516-299-4182 or cynthia.cataudella@liu.edu.

• B.A. in International Studies/MBA

The accelerated B.A. in International Studies/MBA program combines the advantages of a liberal arts undergraduate curriculum of study with the professional preparation of an MBA. The bachelor’s portion of the degree emphasizes economics and international relations supported by the study of culture, language, geography and history. Students have the option to study abroad through LIU Global's world-wide centers during their junior year.

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JD/MBA Program

This program prepares students for careers in law firms, corporations, not-for-profit organizations and consulting firms. The MBA degree, conferred by LIU Post, is accredited by AACSB International and the JD degree, offered by Touro Law Center in Central Islip, New York, is ABA-accredited. The number of credits required ranges from 109 to 118, and up to 9 credits from each program can be transferred to the other. The J.D. and MBA degrees are awarded separately by their respective institutions upon the successful completion of requirements. Students must apply and be admitted to each institution separately.

For more information about the JD/MBA Program, contact the Office of Graduate Programs at 516-299-2098 or e-mail cynthia.cataudella@liu.edu. 

Transfer Credits

LIU Post Courses

Up to 9 credits earned from the following required LIU Post courses can be transferred and applied toward the 88 credits Touro Law Center requires for its J.D. degree.

GBA 521 Financial Accounting and Reporting M.B.A. 621 Financial Markets and Institutions
GBA 522 Corporate Financial Management M.B.A. 625 Global Business: Environment and Operations
M.B.A. 820 Business Policy

Touro Law Center Courses

Up to 9 credits earned from the following Touro Law Center courses can be transferred and applied toward the 48* credits that LIU Post requires for its MBA degree:

LAW 704 Alternate Dispute Resolution LAW 777 Employment Law
LAW 770 Business Organizations I LAW 781 Federal Income Tax
LAW 771 Business Organizations II LAW 747 Insurance Law
LAW 770P Business Organizations Practice Module LAW 812 Intellectual Property
LAW 768 Business Planning LAW 762 International Business Transactions
LAW 816 Computer Law LAW 772 Labor Law
LAW 610 Contracts I LAW 749 Negotiable Instruments and Payment Systems
LAW 611 Contracts II LAW 948 Partnership and Small Corporation Planning
LAW 782 Corporate Taxation LAW 814 Patent Law
LAW 750 Creditors’ Rights LAW 815 Patent Practice Seminar
LAW 817 Cyber Law LAW 745 Sales
LAW 743 Drafting Commercial Documents LAW 748 Secured Transactions
LAW 776 Employment Discrimination Law LAW 766 Securities Regulation

* Number of credits required for graduation may vary due to credits previously earned. Credit requirements are reviewed on a student-by-student basis. Contact your academic advisor for further information.


Corporate MBA Program

The College of Management combines the convenience of classes at corporate locations with its highly regarded campus-based MBA program. Hundreds of students have benefited from this program from firms such as Symbol Technologies, Verizon, Olympus America and Northrop Grumman as well as Nassau County government. The curriculum balances the best of contemporary managerial theory and practice and is adaptive to the specific needs of the client company.

Students progress through the program as a team. This structure complements the collaborative corporate experience and reinforces the challenging educational experience of the program.

Corporations interested in offering the MBA program onsite to their employees may contact the Office of Graduate Programs at 516-299-2098 or e-mail cynthia.cataudella@liu.edu. Courses can be delivered on a schedule that matches the operating times of the corporation.


MBA Bridge Program

This program is designed for international students who have earned three-year undergraduate degrees, and wish to earn an MBA. The first year of this program is designed to diversify students’ undergraduate studies with appropriate undergraduate course work. Following the successful completion of this first year of study and qualifying GMAT score, students are formally accepted into the MBA program to pursue the particular program of their choice. All MBA admissions requirements must be met for admission to this program.

For more information contact the Office of Graduate Programs at 516-299-2098 or e-mail cynthia.cataudella@liu.edu.


Personal Enrichment Program

The Personal Enrichment Program offers prospective non-matriculated students an opportunity to take MBA courses while they complete all application materials needed for matriculated acceptance. It also benefits prospective applicants who may be unsure if they wish to commit to the MBA program’s course of study, but wish to take one or two Core courses to help their decision-making process. Many students have found this option to be extremely helpful in deciding to formally enroll in the program.

This program permits prospective applicants to register for up to two courses and earn graduate credits on a non-matriculated basis. Before the completion of their second course, students must submit all required application materials and be accepted as a matriculated student in order to continue their studies. Upon acceptance into the program, the credits earned under the Personal Enrichment Program will be applied toward their course of study.

In order to sign up for classes under the Personal Enrichment Program students will need to submit the Personal Enrichment Application (see link below) to the Office of Graduate Programs, Roth Hall, Room 300. This will allow the student to enroll in classes as a non-matriculated student.

For more information about the Personal Enrichment Program, contact the Office of Graduate Programs at 516-299-2098 or e-mail cynthia.cataudella@liu.edu.

You may register for up to 2 of the following core classes:

GBA 520 Economics for Business Decisions
GBA 521 Financial Accounting and Reporting
GBA 522 Corporate Financial Management (Pre-requisite or Co-requisite: GBA 521)
GBA 523 Management and Leadership in a Global Society
GBA 524 Marketing Management
GBA 525 Statistics for Managers

Personal Enrichment Form