The Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston has announced plans to offer its part-time evening MBA program on its Northwest Houston campus.
On the new campus, students will be able to take their two core courses per semester, in addition to six energy-oriented electives. Other electives will be offered at Bauer's downtown Houston campus, which is about 30 miles from the Northwest campus.
$2500 scholarships are available for competitive incoming students. To qualify, applicants must be accepted into the part-time program, and be able to demonstrate above average academic achievement through a high GMAT or GRE score and competitive GPA.
In Bauer's part-time program, which is designed for working professionals, each class meets once per week from 6pm to 9pm (until 10pm during the summer sessions.)
For more information, please see Bauer's part-time MBA program page.
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