Flex MBA Program
Flex MBA: Earn an MBA on a Flexible Schedule
An MBA program experience tailored according to one's schedule is what the Flex MBA program at the A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management offers its students, allowing them flexibility and convenience in attaining one of the most sought-after degrees. The 80-unit Flex MBA is the program of choice for a broad swath of students. Among them might be full-time students who want to earn an MBA on a fast track or who seek to take longer with their studies, international students looking for an MBA at a top university, working professionals seeking a graduate degree without interrupting their careers, or individuals who need to accommodate responsibilities at home and with family as they pursue their academic goals.
The Flex MBA offers the same quality of teaching as the MBA program. But the two programs differ in key ways:
- The Flex MBA can be completed on a fast track (in as little as 20 months) or courses can be taken over several years, depending on the individual student's schedule.
- The Flex MBA offers evening courses so students can still work or meet other day-time obligations while enrolled in the program.
Students also benefit from the wide array of quality services available to all students of the A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management, such as dedicated administrative support, career services, and opportunities for involvement in student organizations.
Attend an Information Session
Learn more about the Flex MBA program via one of our admissions events.
We welcome inquiries about the Flex MBA program. For more information, please contact us at (951) 827-6200 or ucr_agsm@ucr.edu.
Chat live with a representative Tuesday from 10—11 a.m. Pacific Time or Wednesday from 2—3 p.m. Pacific Time.
Cost of the Program
The amounts shown here represent, for planning purposes, estimates of 2013-14 tuition and fees for existing and proposed professional degree programs. Actual tuition, fees, and charges for 2013-14 have yet to be determined by The Regents of the University of California. Accordingly, final figures are subject to change and may differ from the amounts shown.
