University of Nebraska - Lincoln
College of Business
1240 R Street
P.O. Box 880405
Lincoln, NE 68588-0405
United States
Programs at Nebraska - Lincoln
Full-Time
- Program no longer offered.
- Tuition is based on 48 credit hours at the non-resident rate.
- Deadlines for applicants who are applying for the Spring semester intake are November 1 for U.S. applicants and October 1 for international applicants.
- Deadlines for applicants who are applying for the Summer semester intake are April 1 for U.S. applicants and February 1 for international applicants.
Part-Time
- Program no longer offered.
- Tuition is based on 48 credit hours at the in-state resident rate.
- Full-time students can complete the MBA in two years or less. Part-time students finish the program in three to five years, depending on the number of classes taken in each semester.
- Deadlines for applicants who are applying for the Spring semester intake are November 1 for U.S. applicants and October 1 for international applicants.
- Deadlines for applicants who are applying for the Summer semester intake are April 1 for U.S. applicants and February 1 for international applicants.
Distance Learning
- Tuition is based on 48 credit hours.
- Application deadlines are July 1 for the Fall semester, November 1 for the Spring semester, and April 1 for the Summer semester.
Dual Degree
- Program no longer offered.
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Application Tracker - Nebraska - Lincoln
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Jan 12, 2016
Related Articles
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Schools race to satisfy fresh demand for new skills and knowledge in a changed world
Business Schools Team up with Law Schools to offer Dual Degrees
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Business schools are enjoying a rise in demand for their MBAs as the sinking labor market lowers the opportunity cost of full-time study
