Why Choose Bushnell’s MBA in Finance?
Earn an MBA that prepares you to lead financial strategy, evaluate investment opportunities, and make confident business decisions. Bushnell’s online MBA in Finance equips professionals with practical financial expertise that organizations rely on to manage growth, allocate resources, and navigate economic change.
Designed for working adults, the fully online program offers flexible scheduling, personalized faculty mentorship, and coursework that blends financial analysis with leadership development. You’ll strengthen your ability to interpret financial data, manage organizational resources, and apply ethical decision-making in complex business environments.
Whether your goal is corporate finance, financial planning, banking, accounting, or executive leadership, you’ll graduate prepared to make sound financial decisions with confidence.
What You’ll Study
How the Curriculum is Structured
Bushnell’s MBA combines a strong business foundation with specialized coursework focused on financial management, investment analysis, strategic planning, and organizational decision-making.
MBA Core Highlights
- Organizational Behavior
- Business Ethics
- Strategy & Managerial Decision Making
- Managerial Economics
- Fundamentals of Finance
- Leadership & Operations Management
Finance Concentration Courses
- Managerial Finance
- Stewardship of Financial Resources
- Personal Finance Analysis
- International Financial Management
- Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management
Planning Your Degree
Learn about admissions requirements, program format, tuition, financial aid, and your path to earning Bushnell University’s online MBA.
BBushnell’s MBA in Finance is delivered fully online, allowing you to complete coursework around your work and personal schedule while building expertise in financial management, investment analysis, and strategic decision-making. With no required campus visits, you’ll immediately apply what you learn to real organizational challenges.
Admission to the MBA program includes:
- Completed graduate application
- Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution
- Official college transcripts
- Statement of purpose
- Current resume
Bushnell reviews applicants holistically, considering academic preparation, professional experience, leadership potential, and commitment to graduate study. Applicants who do not meet the minimum GPA requirement may be considered for conditional admission.
Throughout the MBA program, you’ll develop a professional Business Portfolio that showcases projects completed across the curriculum. Your portfolio demonstrates your ability to analyze business challenges, apply strategic thinking, communicate professionally, and integrate ethical leadership principles into real-world decision-making.
Completed over the course of the program, the portfolio serves as the MBA capstone and highlights the knowledge and skills you’ve developed for employers and future leadership opportunities.
Your investment includes tuition along with educational expenses such as books, technology fees, and other program-related costs. Bushnell’s admissions and financial aid teams are available to help you understand tuition, estimate your total costs, and explore available funding options and cost of attendance.
Bushnell is committed to making graduate education accessible and affordable. Learn more about Graduate Financial Aid and explore employer tuition assistance, military and veteran education benefits, scholarships, and other funding opportunities. Our admissions team can help you identify the resources that best fit your goals and financial situation.
Complete your MBA in as little as 12 months, or choose a pace that fits your schedule by finishing in approximately 24 months. Flexible online coursework allows you to continue working while progressing through your degree.
Accreditation
Bushnell University is regionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). Bushnell’s School of Business, Leadership, & Technology has received specialized accreditation for its business programs through the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE).
Career Outlook
What Can You Do with an MBA in Finance?
Graduates of Bushnell’s MBA pursue careers such as:
- Financial Analyst
- Financial Manager
- Corporate Finance Director
- Investment Analyst
- Budget Analyst
- Treasury Manager
Skills You’ll Gain
Through Bushnell’s MBA in Finance program, you’ll develop practical leadership and financial skills, including:
- Analyze financial performance and business data
- Develop investment, budgeting, and financial strategies
- Manage organizational budgets and resources
- Evaluate financial risk and opportunities
- Make ethical financial decisions
- Communicate financial insights to organizational leaders
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Bushnell University’s Online MBA in Finance is designed for working professionals and is delivered 100% online. Flexible coursework allows you to complete your degree while balancing your career, family, and other commitments. You can finish the program in as little as 12 months or choose a 24-month pace that fits your schedule.
No. Students from business and many other academic backgrounds are welcome. While some finance courses may require prerequisite knowledge, the MBA builds the leadership, financial analysis, and strategic decision-making skills needed to succeed in today’s business environment.
You’ll develop expertise in financial management, investment analysis, budgeting, corporate finance, international finance, and strategic financial decision-making. The curriculum prepares you to evaluate financial performance, manage organizational resources, and support business growth.
Graduates pursue careers in corporate finance, banking, accounting, consulting, investment management, healthcare, nonprofit organizations, manufacturing, government, and many other industries. Common roles include financial analyst, financial manager, investment analyst, treasury manager, and budget analyst.
For accounting professionals, the Finance concentration may help you work toward the 150-credit educational requirement needed to pursue CPA licensure, depending on your previous coursework and your state’s licensing requirements. Students should verify CPA eligibility requirements with their state’s board of accountancy.
Contact Us
Have questions about Bushnell’s MBA in Finance? Your admissions counselor can walk you through requirements, discuss transfer credits, and help you figure out your next step.
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