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requirement

Master of Science in Administrative Studies

Degree and Concentration Requirements

A total of 48 credits are required.

All students must satisfy the requirements for the specific concentration selected. Waived courses from core or concentration areas must be replaced by an elective course so as to meet the 48-credit-hour requirement.

Prerequisites
All students:

• MET OM 500 Mathematics for Management (two credits)

International students:

• MET AD 501 Business Communication for International Students (four credits)

Prerequisites can be satisfied only by obtaining a B grade or better in the prerequisite courses, or by passing the department’s waiver exams.

Students are expected to satisfy the program prerequisites prior to enrolling in a second course and before any course that would require a specific prerequisite.

Department courses to satisfy the prerequisites are:

MET OM 500 Mathematics for Management (two credits)
MET AD 501 Business Communications for International Students (four credits)

Waiver Policy
A Waiver Exam is available for MET OM 500 (Mathematics for Management). Students must take this waiver prior to the start of classes or must sign up for MET OM 500 in the first semester. Available in either online or classroom format.

Exempt Exams
Exempt exams are provided for MET AC 630 (Financial and Managerial Accounting) and MET FI 631 (Financial Analysis). Students who pass these exams must replace each exempted exam with a four-credit concentration elective so as to graduate with the required 48 credits.

Academic Standing
No grade lower than B- may be used toward degree requirements. Students must maintain an overall grade point average of 3.0 in order to be in good academic standing and to graduate. Students with a grade point average of less than 3.0 are on academic probation and must be in a position to achieve a 3.0 within the 48 required credit hours for graduation.