MBA Self-Governing Enterprise

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Students are accepted into the MBA program based on evidence of their aptitude and motivation for graduate business education at Southeastern University, as well as their understanding of basic business functions. Below are the minimum basic requirements; however, admission acceptance is considered given the applicant’s entire application package:
• A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above.
• Applicants with a lower GPA may be considered if they have proof of proficiency on foundational courses, extensive work experience, and/or industry certifications.
• A current resumé outlining work and/or volunteer experience as well as any relevant education and/or industry certifications.
• Students must earn a B+ in BUSI 5903 Business Principles to remain in the program.

The MBA in Self-Governing Enterprise equips leaders to design and manage organizations that operate with clarity, purpose, and measurable results. Grounded in the Quantified Systemic Understanding (QSU) framework, the program integrates financial strategy, operational decision-making, and organizational leadership into a unified approach to enterprise effectiveness. Students develop competencies across accounting, finance, economics, marketing, negotiation, risk management, and business analytics, learning to evaluate systems, optimize performance, and make data-informed strategic decisions. Through case studies and applied analysis, they learn how operational, organizational, and financial strategies work together to create resilient, values-driven, self-governing enterprises. The program culminates in a capstone experience where students apply QSU to complex business challenges, producing strategic insights and actionable recommendations. Graduates emerge prepared to lead with integrity, steward organizational resources wisely, and drive sustainable growth in dynamic business environments.

MBASE

MBA

Hybrid (GR Only)