Another fine option for prospective MBA students in the
Seattle area is offered by
Seattle Pacific
University.
Located north of downtown and
Seattle Center
in the Queen Anne neighborhood, SPU’s campus is both picturesque and convenient.
The
SPU
MBA program is primarily designed for part-time, evening studies.
Consisting of ten core courses and five electives, there is plenty of
flexibility for students to customize their education with a concentration in
one of seven areas.
Students interested in a more focused management
program can look into SPU’s Master of Arts in Management (MAM) program. SPU
is a private, Methodist college and it uniquely offers two “faith-based
business” tracks--the MAM in Faith and Business and a joint MBA/MA Theology.
Students in the MBA program itself can expect to complete the program part-time
within two years at a cost of around $34,000. The MBA program is AACSB
accredited.
The Life:
Seattle’s
Queen Anne district is a charming area of old, stately homes. It’s a short
distance to
Seattle Center
with its many exhibits and events. Students will find the best that the
Seattle
lifestyle has to offer minutes from campus.
Drawbacks: The SPU MBA is less highly acclaimed than the programs at
UW and
Seattle University
(though it’s also significantly less expensive).
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