Master of Business Administration: Professional and ONline
Falls School of Business
Offered both in-person and online, the Falls School of Business MBA focuses on integrating theory and practice. The program emphasizes Competence (building your skills), Character (establishing a moral and ethical framework for decision-making), and Compassion (ensuring that graduates remember how to treat others). In less than two years, you can have finished a rigorous, career-enhancing and -advancing MBA. And with our MBA for Life, you’ll be able to return again and again to audit courses tuition-free and to complete additional concentrations at half-price.
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Completed application packets are reviewed on an ongoing basis and need to include the following:
- Online Application
- Three professional recommendations are required
Each applicant must submit materials online or to:
MBA Admissions
Anderson University
1100 E. Fifth Street
Anderson, IN 46012
(888) MBA-GRAD
adultgrad@anderson.edu
Concentrations
Perhaps you want an MBA program that focuses on a specific area of business. The Falls School of Business Professional MBA Program offers both a general track and a track with an added concentration. Our general program consists of 37 credit hours. Our program with a concentration consists of a 41-hour credit curriculum. Students can complete both programs in less than two years.
- Accounting
- Finance
- Human Relations
- International Business
- Leadership
- Marketing
- New Venture Development
- Project Management
- Sports and Entertainment Brand Management
Costs
- Non-Refundable Enrollment Deposit: $200 (applied to tuition upon start)
- Tuition Per Credit Hour: $600
- Total Program (37 hours, 2 years): $22,200
[Textbooks purchased independently.]
Start Dates
We have three start dates each year so you can start at the time that works for you.
Summer: May 20
Fall: Aug 5
Spring 2020: Jan 13
OUR FACULTY
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Dr. Brewer has managed HR, training and development, computer programming, and other functions in multiple corporate industries. He has also directed two nonprofits, including an international business incubator. He has taught for five universities across the country. His main interests are leadership, systems, and development.
Dr. Collette has served at Anderson University since 1977 and blends a background rich in professional and community service. He holds a Doctor of Education degree with emphasis in organizational development at Indiana University and a BA in accounting from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. He has taught at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. Dr. Collette is the former CEO of a small, regional marketing research firm. He is very active in consulting in the Midwest. Having worked with more than 40 organizations, he currently serves on the board of directors for two start-up businesses and serves on several local non-profit boards.
Contact Michael:
collette@anderson.edu
Professor of Management
B.B.A., M.S., University of Wisconsin-Whitewater;
Ed.D, Indiana University
Dr. Dulaney holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Ball State University, an MBA from Anderson University, and completed his DBA in 2009. Dulaney has a background in technology and publishing and has started businesses in both fields. His research interests are consumer behavior, e-business, and e-commerce. Dulaney has written several books on computer operating systems and certifications and is a columnist for two online publications as well as the editor of the Christian Business Academy Review.
Emmett Dulaney has served at Anderson University since 2006.
Contact Emmett:
eadulaney@anderson.edu
Director of Doctoral Studies
Professor of Marketing
B.S., Ball State University;
M.B.A., D.B.A., Anderson University
Dr. Fox shares with his students a background merging academic work, practical experience, and consulting service. He holds an MBA in finance from Indiana University and a PhD in organizational behavior and development from The Union Institute. In addition to being a certified financial planner, Dr. Fox is active in management consulting and is the author of numerous articles in professional journals, magazines, and newspapers. He has also published devotional guides for applying biblical principles to personal financial planning.
Jerry Fox has served at Anderson University since 1985.
Contact Jerry:
jmfox@anderson.edu
Austin/Cooper Director of Global Business Studies
Professor of Management
B.A., Anderson University; C.F.P, College for Financial Planning;
M.B.A., Indiana University;
Ph.D., Union Institute
Dr. Haskett teaches in the areas of management, non-profit leadership, and strategic planning. She completed her EdD in higher education at Indiana University, with a minor in non-profit strategic management. Her dissertation focused on emotional intelligence (EQ) and effective teaching, which has led to many speaking engagements on the topic. She is a certified trainer in the TalentSmart Emotional Intelligence training curriculum and the Emotional Intelligence Appraisal, and has been certified in the BarOn EQ-i Emotional Intelligence assessment. Her past experience includes 17 years as a CPA for General Motors, along with leading the organizational strategic planning process. She holds an MBA, has an accounting degree from Ball State University, and is a Certified Public Accountant.
Rebecca Haskett has served at Anderson University since 1996.
Contact Rebecca:
bahaskett@anderson.edu
Professor of Management; CPA
B.S., M.B.A., Ball State University;
Ed.D., Indiana University
Dr. Hochstetler has enjoyed the opportunity to be involved in a variety of management positions in his career. After receiving his MBA from Indiana University, he worked in Human Resources for R. R. Donnelley and Sons and then for NCR. Jay then spent eight years at Indiana Wesleyan University where he was director of the business programs in the college of adult and professional studies, followed by eight years at Ivy Tech State College where he was the executive dean of the Marion campus. Dr. Hochstetler started an education program at the Miami Correctional Facility and also coordinated the separation of a physician's office from a large healthcare organization to become an independent office. He also taught at Taylor University before coming to AU. In addition to teaching at AU, he is a partner in a commercial real estate development. Brookhaven Wesleyan Church is a large part of his life, where he also serves as collegiate ministry leader, board member, and treasurer. He is married to Kelley and has a son and daughter-in-law who are graduates of AU.
Jay Hochstetler has served at Anderson University since 2007.
Contact Jay:
jjhochstetler@anderson.edu
Professor of Management
Director of Assessment and Accreditation
B.A., Goshen College;
M.B.A., Indiana University;
Ed.D., Ball State University
Ph.D., Northcentral University
Karen comes to Anderson University bringing ten plus years' experience as an administrative support professional at the primary, secondary, and higher education levels. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Karen assists the undergraduate programs of the Falls School of Business.