Midland University
11213 Davenport Street
Omaha, NE 68154
United States
Programs at Midland
Part-Time
Entrepreneurial Leadership
Finance
Project Management
- Tuition is based on 42 credit hours.
- Program duration is flexible. The 16-month program starts in August. Those who start the program in January will complete the program in 24 months, and those who start in August will complete the program in 29 months.
- Program is a blend of face to face and online classes.
- Students meet in-person every third Friday afternoon and Saturday in Omaha.
- The application deadlines are December 1 (for the January intake) and July 1 (for the August intake).
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