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Three-Year Schedule
Competing in a global
economy is relentless yet replete with
opportunities for curious and highly motivated
individuals. Increasingly, personal strategies
must be developed and implemented to prepare for
future career opportunities and challenges.
Being successful personally and professionally
means you must be able to look beyond the
"current situation" and approach your goals with
a more strategic perspective. Students choose from one of these four concentration areas: Accounting, Management, or Marketing with sub-specialties in each area.
Our tentative three-year
schedule looks like this:
Year 1 Residencies
Four 2-day sessions (Sat-Sun)
Three 3-day sessions (Fri-Sun)
Three 4-day sessions (Thu-Sun)
Summer (6
hours)
Reception & Orientation
Business Inquiry Workshop
Micro Issues in Business
Macro Issues in Business
Fall (6
hours)
Quantitative Research
Methods I
Survey Design & Research
Methods
Spring (6
hours)
(Students will take two of
these four courses)
Seminar in Behavioral
Research (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Special Topics
(ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Seminar in Business
Strategy (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Seminar in Marketing
Management (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Year 2
Residencies
Four 2-day sessions (Sat-Sun)
Three 3-day sessions (Fri-Sun)
Three 4-day sessions (Thu-Sun)
Summer - continued from Spring
Seminar in Behavioral
Research (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Special Topics
(ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Seminar in Business
Strategy (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Seminar in Marketing
Management (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Fall (9
hours)
Research Methods &
Dissertation Design I (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Quantitative Research
Methods II
Concentration Doctoral
Directed Study (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Spring (9
hours)
Research Methods &
Dissertation Design II (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Concentration Doctoral
Directed Study (ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Career Transition
Strategies
Year 3 Residencies
Four 2-day sessions (Sat-Sun)
Three 3-day sessions (Fri-Sun)
Two 4-day sessions (Thu-Sun)
Summer
No classes
Fall (6
hours)
Dissertation Research
(ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Spring
(6 hours)
Dissertation Research
(ACCT/MGT/MKTG)
Tuition and Other Costs
The total tuition cost for
the KSU DBA 2012 Cohort will be approximately $90,000. This
amount will cover most University fees. Tuition is paid each semester - January, June, and August, and a tuition payment schedule will be provided once accepted. Tuition is based on credit hours - the 1st year is six hours each in summer, fall, and spring; the 2nd year is nine hours each in fall and spring; and the 3rd year is six hours each in fall and spring. All
students who have been admitted to the KSU DBA
program are required to register each semester
in order to remain in good standing.
Additionally, once
accepted, students will be asked to commit to
the program with a $2,500 non-refundable deposit
that is deducted from the tuition.
Additional fees also
include a non-refundable $100 application fee
and, if invited to attend a research workshop (step 3), a
non-refundable $100 workshop fee.
Students will need a laptop for class.
Please see Frequently Asked
Questions for a complete list of tuition and other costs and technology requirements. A Coles College
financial aid representative will meet with you
to discuss student loans.
Tuition does not cover the cost of travel to Kennesaw or lodging while attending residencies. |
