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MBA in Management Sciences (AACSB Accredited)
The Drucker School’s Full-Time MBA in Management Sciences is grounded in Peter Drucker’s human-centered approach to management with a rigorous curriculum that prepares you to address organizational challenges driven by technology. Tailored for early-career professionals without requiring prior experience in STEM, it bridges management with technology and science. Through the Claremont Colleges’ transdisciplinary approach, the program offers a uniquely human approach aimed at navigating and shaping the tech-driven business landscape. Students are prepared to create sustainable solutions, uphold social responsibility, and drive positive social change with both analytical and ethical leadership.
This program is STEM designated.
A core element of the MBA is the Drucker Signature Platform which equips you for leadership in any profession. Ideal for those seeking career progression, it blends critical thinking with a human-centric focus.
The Drucker Signature Platform includes:
Graduates of our MBA programs are equipped to lead in a variety of industries, from global corporations to non-profit organizations and public service roles. We emphasize not only career advancement but also the ability to effect meaningful change, preparing you for success in diverse professional settings and societal contributions.
The Career & Professional Development Office is dedicated to your success, offering personalized coaching, goal setting, and comprehensive career preparation strategies. Through this tailored support, students are guided to create effective career plans, ensuring they are well-prepared to achieve their professional objectives.
Our Full-Time MBA program is designed for:
48 units
required units
MBA in Management Sciences (AACSB Accredited)
degree awarded
In Person
modality
Spring, Summer, Fall
program start
21 months | full time*
estimated completion time
Develop a critical understanding of key marketing concepts and gain analytical and evaluative skills to inform strategic marketing decision making.
Explore finance management concepts that teach you how to invest, where to obtain funds, and how capital markets work.
Study cutting-edge scholarship on the latest in IT functions, IT consulting and development management, and working in technology-related startups.
The MBA in Management Sciences integrates Peter Drucker’s management philosophies with industry desired business skills, preparing leaders for today’s challenges. Delving into topics such as finance, supply chain and logistics, and business analytics with a human centered approach develops graduates who are bilingual in both management and technology. Additionally, elective courses, offer the flexibility to deepen your expertise in areas that align with your career aspirations.
MBA in MS students must complete 12 units of STEM-designated electives, which can result in one of several Drucker Certificates.
Students must demonstrate fluency in financial accounting by the end of their first semester in the program.
In addition to earning the MBA degree, students have the option to align their coursework to earn Drucker Certificates.
University Requirements | |
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Application Fee | $80 (fee is non-refundable) |
Official Transcripts | Undergraduate/graduate |
English Proficiency Exam | Required (international applicants only) |
Resume | Applicants must submit an up-to-date copy of their resume. |
Program Requirements | |
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Applicant Questionnaire | For each of the questions below, please provide a separate response of no more than 100 words maximum. You will be able to upload your responses to your applicant status page following the submission of your online application. |
Academic Prerequisites | You must hold a U.S. equivalent bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university. |
Letter of Recommendation | Optional |
Standardized Test Scores | GRE or GMAT required (waivers available) |
Interview | Required |
CGU operates on a priority deadline cycle. Applicants are strongly encouraged to submit complete applications by the priority dates in order to assure maximum consideration for both admission and fellowships.
Once the priority deadlines have passed, the University will continue to review applications for qualified candidates on a competitive, space-available basis. The final deadlines listed are the last date the University can accept an application in order to allow sufficient time to complete the admissions, financial aid, and other enrollment processes.
Spring 2025
Priority Deadline – November 1, 2024
Final Deadline (International) – November 15, 2024
Final Deadline (Domestic) – January 1, 2025
Classes begin – January 21, 2025
Summer 2025
Priority Deadline – February 1, 2025
Final Deadline (International) – March 1, 2025
Final Deadline (Domestic) – April 1, 2025
Classes begin – May 19, 2025
Fall 2025
Priority Deadline – February 1, 2025
Final Deadline (International) – July 5, 2025
Final Deadline (Domestic) – August 1, 2025
Classes begin – August 25, 2025
Program | 48 units |
Tuition per unit* | $2,070 |
*Based on 2025-2026 tuition rates.
$245 Student Fee |
$150 Technology Fee |
International Student Services Fee**: $768 fall semester, $851 spring semester **Applies to all international students (F-1 visa only) who are registered in coursework, doctoral study, or continuous registration. The fee is assessed each fall and spring semester for annual ISO accident and sickness plans and administrative fees. Subject to changes. |
For estimates of room & board, books, etc., please download CGU’s Cost of Attendance 2025-2026.