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Master of Science in Business Administration

The Program
The MSBA in Information Systems Auditing is intended primarily for individuals with an interest in pursuing a career in IS Auditing. The program is for business decision-makers, information systems technical specialists, information systems managers, and professionals in accounting. IS auditing and other disciplines who wish to develop a better awareness of this field and how it can assist in their organizations.

The objectives of the program are:

1. To develop the ability to plan and conduct audits of the IS function;
2. To develop the capability of reporting to management the findings reached;
3. To prepare students for careers in the IS Auditing profession; and
4. To provide the necessary background for doctoral study and continued,, self-directed study.

Admission to the Program
1. Admission to the MSBA program will be granted on recommendation of the College of Business Administration Graduate Programs Committe to the college dean. Selection will be on the basis of evidence of ability to perform at a high academic level. An applicant shall have a bachelor's degree in business from an accredited college or university.

The following criteria are considered:

1. The undergraduate grade-point average;
2. Scores on the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
3. Work experience;
4. Letters of recomendation; and
5. The applicant's personal statement or interview.

2. A TOEFL score of 580 or better is required for foreign students to the program.
3. The Graduate Director of the College of Business Administration will notify applicants of their selection or rejection.
4. An advisory study worksheet will be prepared by the advisor of the program for the guidance of the student. During the second quarter of attendance and prior to the student's advancement to candidacy, an official degree program will be prepared. It will be approved by the Director of Graduate Business Studies Analyst.