MBA Program Structure

All UNT MBA programs are 36 credit hours and consist of 12 courses.

Online courses are administered in a flexible, asynchronous online format, consisting of 8-week sessions during the Fall and Spring semesters. Summer semesters typically consist of 5-week sessions.

Students can also take courses on campus offered in either Frisco or Denton. Courses offered in Frisco and Denton are usually scheduled as night courses (6:30 PM- 9:20 PM), one evening per week for the duration of the 16-week semester.

Concentration Options

Time Completion

  • Students can choose to go part-time (3- 6 hours) or full-time (9 hours). Students working full-time are advised to take 6 hours (part-time), and students working part-time are advised to take 9 hours (full-time). Students may take up to 12 hours per semester in order to complete the program in 14 months.
  • Average time of completion for the part-time MBA is 18 months to 2 years by taking 2 or 3 classes per term.

Prerequisites & Background Coursework

Upon admission, our team will evaluate your transcript(s) and you will be notified in your admission email if you need to complete any background requirements. These background requirements are not UNT courses and are online modules through third party sites. Our background requirements for MBA students include:

  • Financial Accounting
  • Business Law

The financial accounting requirement is completed through LinkedIn Learning and is free to all UNT students. Students must complete a quiz listed on our Canvas page, scoring at least 80% to pass with unlimited attempts.

The business law requirement is completed through Ivy Software and is $100.00. Students must take an in-module exam, scoring at least 80% to pass with three attempts. 

Students are not required to have these background courses before applying to our MBA programs, but they must either meet the requirements or have them completed in order to be eligible for graduation. These grades are not reflected on your UNT transcripts.

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THECB Marketable Skills

  • Teamwork
  • Strategic integration of business subjects
  • Quantitative analysis of business situations
  • Apply principles of ethical conduct
  • Apply knowledge to business situations

For a complete list of THECB Marketable skills, visit https://vpaa.unt.edu/thecb/cob/busi.