Planning Your Schedule
Program
requirements for all of the degree programs offered through the McCallum
Graduate School of Business are reviewed regularly and are subject to change.
This ensures that every graduate program is up-to-date with the current demands
of business and the results are reflected in a program’s planning guide.
Students
enrolled in the Five-Year Graduate School Preparatory (GSP) Program are
encouraged to complete the General Business Core Requirements (i.e. GB 101,
102, 103, 201, 202, 203, 210, 301 and 401) to maximize their options when
selecting graduate courses. This will also provide the student with a strong
business foundation needed to make the most of the graduate classroom
experience.
Pre-program and Foundation Course Requirements:
Many (but not all) of the programs offered in the McCallum Graduate School of Business require two Pre-Program Foundation Courses (PPF 501-Statistics and PPF 502-Economics) as well as two Program Foundation Modules: PF Module I (Accounting, Finance and Management) and PF Module II (Marketing and Operations).
Under the Bentley Portfolio 360 Policy, a Five-Year Program student who receives a Bachelor of Business Administration degree satisfies these requirements (i.e. PPF 501 and 502, as well as PF Modules I
and II).
Program Planning Guides
The Program Planning Guides were developed to help a Five-Year GSP Program student to learn more about the various graduate programs that are available to them. Each guide contains the following information:
General Program Description
Status of Internship Requirement
Status of “Summer-to-Summer” Option
List of Required Classes and Graduate Electives (including the pre- and co-requisites)
Follow these steps…
Step #1: Select a graduate program you are considering for
the 5th year.
Step #2: Review the courses that are required for your graduate degree as well as the electives that are available to you.
Step #3: Develop a plan as to how you want to complete your Masters and be sure to take into account when graduate courses
are usually offered.
Review the current schedule of Projected Future Course Offerings listed in the current Registration Information and Schedule Book to learn which terms your required graduate courses and electives are usually offered.
The Projected Future Course Offerings are tentative and are subject to change by the McCallum Graduate School without notice.
Step #4: Finally, determine if you are eligible to take a graduate course(s) during your final semester in the Undergraduate College so you can begin your graduate program early. Please carefully review the What is a Blended Term? page for more information.
Program Guide - MS in Accountancy
Attention AC, ISAC, FA and AIS Majors! Please review the curriculum guides that appear at the end of this page. These guides were developed by the Bentley Accounting Department to assist you with your transition into the MSA Program.
You should also pay particular attention to the undergraduate course equivalents indicated in Part II and Part III in the
MSA Program Guide to determine which courses you should take
to satisfy your MSA degree requirements.
Program Guide - MS in Finance (General Program)
Program Guide - MS in Finance (Quantitative Finance Track)
Program Guide - MS in Financial Planning
Program Guide - MS in Information Technology
Attention CS Majors! Please pay particular attention to the undergraduate course equivalents information that appears in the Core Class Section of the MSIT Program Guide.
Program Guide - MS in Marketing Analytics
Program Guide - MS in Taxation
Questions regarding the program guides should be directed to Ellen Snedeker at 781.891.2110 or esnedeker@bentley.edu. You can also call the Graduate Admission Office (781.891.2108) to schedule an office meeting or telephone appointment.
View information for AC majors interested in pursuing the MSA via the Summer/Summer Option.
View information for AC majors interested in pursuing the MSA via the Traditional Year Option.
View information for ISAC majors interested in pursuing the MSA via the Traditional Year Option.
View information for ISAC majors interested in pursuing the MSA via the Summer/Summer Option.
View information for FA majors interested in pursuing the MSA via the Summer/Summer Option.
View information for FA majors interested in pursuing the MSA via the Traditional Year Option.
View information for AIS majors interested in pursuing the MSA via the Summer/Summer Option.
View information for AIS majors interested in pursuing the MSA via the Traditional Year Option.
