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CROWELL SCHOOL of BUSINESS

BIOLA UNIVERSITY

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Professional Accountancy (MPAcc)

ADVANCE YOUR

CAREER.

ADVANCE YOUR

FAITH.

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FACULTY

The Crowell School of Business faculty combine an integrated biblical worldview with scholarly research, real-world experience and teaching excellence.

JAKE AVILA, DPPD, Associate Professor of Management, has worked in construction management as an executive vice president and general manager. His research examines peer networks, management practices and family-owned businesses in the remodeling industries.

DAVID BOURGEOIS, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Information Systems, has over 15 years of experience working for firms in information systems, including two Fortune 500 companies. He is also Director of Innovation at the Crowell School of Business and has authored two books.

BRIAN BURNETT, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Accounting, worked in public accounting as an auditor for Arthur Andersen, KPMG and elsewhere. His research focuses on how legal and regulatory environments affect firm disclosure and financial reporting decisions.

SHANE ENETE, MSMF, CFA, Assistant Professor of Finance, worked as an investment analyst and forensic accountant. His research includes socially responsible investing, addressing the question of how to allocate capital in financial markets in a way that is consistent with moral convictions.

JEFF MCHUGH, MBA, Associate Professor, brings over 30 years of management experience to his classes in finance, management and accounting. Jeff is a Certified Management Accountant (CMA) and worked as a vice president for Beckman Coulter for 15 years.

LARI MOBLEY, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Marketing and MBA Chair, has over 15 years of experience as an advertising executive and strategist. Her research focuses on effective value creation through ongoing interaction between firm and consumer.

STEVEN RUNDLE, Ph.D., Professor of Economics, focuses his teaching and research on international economics and world mission. He has published two books: Great Commission Companies and Economic Justice in a Flat World: Christian Perspectives on Globalization.

THOMAS L. WILSON, J.D., Associate Professor of Law, Ethics and Human Resource Management, has over 30 years of experience as a trial attorney. He has been named one of the top 5 percent of business litigators in the United States and has authored several articles on legal business issues.

PHILIP WOODWARD, MBA, MBT, CPA, Associate Professor of Accounting and MPAcc Director, began his career in the tax department of Deloitte & Touche. He has been an assistant vice president for a savings and loan firm, and also helped develop a tax practice for financial planners.

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MBA

The Biola Master of Business Administration program is a 34-unit program offering three key distinctives:

MENTOR PROGRAM

Biola MBA students are each paired with a successful Christian businessperson who provides them with personal, one-on-one mentoring and executive coaching throughout the program. Some students have called the mentor program the “secret sauce” of the Biola MBA.

ENTREPRENEURIAL FOCUS

Students focus not only on how to start and lead businesses, but also on how to utilize God-given resources most effectively in any organization. This is the essence of entrepreneurship.

HYBRID, ONE-NIGHT-A-WEEK SCHEDULE

MBA classes are offered in a hybrid format, where students attend classes in person one night per week and also complete assignments and participate in discussions online. This hybrid format combines the best of in-person and online teaching practices, making a high-quality, accredited graduate business education possible for busy, working adults.

MBA AT A GLANCE

LEARN WHAT IT

MEANS TO PURSUE

BUSINESS AS

MINISTRY.

At Biola University’s Crowell

School of Business, you’ll develop

the skills, relationships and

advanced knowledge you need

to succeed as a businessperson

and a servant of Christ. Our

graduate programs seek to

develop your faith, character and

entrepreneurial spirit — enabling

you to bring biblical wisdom into

the business world.

WE INVITE YOU TO EXPLORE HOW CROWELL CAN HELP YOU ADVANCE IN YOUR CAREER AND CALLING.

PROGRAM UNITS

34 semester units

SCHEDULE

Part time, 1 night per week, or full time, 1−2 nights per week

COMPLETION TIME 16−28 months BASE COST Approximately $30,500 ACCREDITATION ACBSP, WASC CONTACT (562) 777-4015 biola.edu/mba *Financial information is subject to change.

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“Businesses benefit from the

skill and innovative energy of

Crowell graduates, who, along

with their business toolkits,

bring solid ethical commitments

seasoned with salt and light

and communicated with grace.

Business and accounting

professionals with a strong and

articulate Christian faith can

and should build profitable

organizations that provide

products and services for the

common benefit of all of society

as a witness to God’s goodness.”

DR. GARY LINDBLAD DEAN, CROWELL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

MPAcc

The Biola Master of Professional Accountancy is a 33-unit program specifically designed to meet state-established academic requirements for becoming a certified public accountant (CPA). Distinctives include:

SUCCESSFUL CAREER PLACEMENT

Biola accounting graduates have a strong record of job placement in this highly demanding field, including placement with the Big Four national accounting firms.

SPECIALIZED CPA PREPARATION

The MPAcc allows students with an undergraduate degree to earn the additional number of units they need to qualify for a CPA license in most states. In the process, they receive advanced career preparation in such areas as auditing, taxation and accounting information systems.

OUTSTANDING NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

As part of the Biola Accounting Society, students benefit from mock interviews, resume coaching, social events and meetings with local professionals. The Accounting Society also sponsors an annual “Meet the Firms” event featuring representatives from the Big Four, national, regional and local CPA firms.

MPAcc AT A GLANCE

PROGRAM UNITS

33 semester units

SCHEDULE

Full time or part time

COMPLETION TIME 12–24 months BASE COST Approximately $22,000* ACCREDITATION WASC CONTACT (562) 944-0351, ext. 5198 biola.edu/mpacc *Financial information is subject to change.

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FOR MORE INFO

and to APPLY

The Office of Graduate Admissions is here to help you navigate the process of applying to a master’s program.

APPLICATION AND ADMISSIONS

MBA: crowell.biola.edu/mba/admissions

MPAcc: crowell.biola.edu/mpacc/admissions

TUITION AND FINANCIAL AID

MBA: crowell.biola.edu/mba/financial-info

MPAcc: crowell.biola.edu/mpacc/financial-info

APPLICATION DE ADLINES

FALL: April 15

SPRING: December 1

ABOUT BIOL A UNIVE RSIT Y

Biola University is a private Christian university located in Southern California. For over 100 years, Biola — a community where all faculty, staff and students are professing Christians — has been committed to biblically centered education, intentional spiritual development and vocational preparation. With more than 145 academic programs through its six schools, Biola offers degrees ranging from B.A. to Ph.D.

STAY CONNECTE D. FIND US AT

&

“Biola has a great job placement

record. I’m excited that recent

Biola accounting graduates

have been hired by all of the Big

Four firms! The combination

of the Biola community with

the MPAcc program prepares

our students not only to be

successful in the accounting

profession, but also to be

equipped to impact the world

for Jesus Christ.”

PHILIP WOODWARD DIRECTOR, MPAcc PROGRAM

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