Specialized Master's At The Top 50 B-Schools

Specialized Master’s Programs at the Poets&Quants Top 25 Business Schools, by rank (continued):

School	Start Year	Duration	Total Tuition
University of Texas-Austin McCombs School of Business: MS in Business Analytics	2013	<1 year	In-state: $36,000; out-of-state: $44,000
University of Texas-Austin McCombs School of Business: MS in Technology Commercialization	1996	1 year	$49,500
University of Texas-Austin McCombs School of Business: MS in Finance	2012	<1 year	In-state: $43,000; out-of-state: $48,000
University of Texas-Austin McCombs School of Business: Master in Professional Accounts	1948	1 year	In-state: $22,969-$35,656; out-of-state: $39,865-$57,294 (tuition amounts depend on any waived courses)
Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business: MS in Computational Finance	1994; New York City campus: 1995	16 months	$80,400
Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business: Master of Integrated Innovation for Products & Services	2004	9 months; 16 months	9 months: $42,000; 16 months: $64,752
Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business: MS in Software Management	not available	12 months; 16 months	$63,000
Emory University Goizueta Business School: BBA/Master of Professional Accounting (4+1 combined degree)	2014	1 year	N/A
Indiana University Kelley School of Business: MS in Accounting	1998	1 year	$34,350
Indiana University Kelley School of Business: MS in Information Systems	2001	12-18 months	$34,350
Indiana University Kelley School of Business: MS in Business Analytics (online)	2014	18 months (or up to five years)	$38,100
Indiana University Kelley School of Business: MS in Global Supply Chain Management (online)	2002	18 months (or up to five years)	$38,100
Indiana University Kelley School of Business: MS in Finance (online)	2002	18 months (or up to five years)	$38,100
Indiana University Kelley School of Business: MS in Marketing (online)	2013	18 months (or up to five years)	$38,100
Indiana University Kelley School of Business: MS in Strategic Management (online)	2002	18 months (or up to five years)	$38,100
University of Washington Foster School of Business: Master of Professional Accounting	1992 (taxation track); 2000 (auditing/assurance track)	9 months	In-state, Auditing & Assurance track: $19,500; Taxation track $22,800. Out-of-state, $24,600 either track
University of Washington Foster School of Business: Master of Supply Chain Management	2016	1 year	$38,000
University of Washington Foster School of Business: MS in Information Systems	2011	1 year	$33,000
Georgetown University McDonough School of Business: Corporate International Master’s in Business	2013	14 months	$75,008
Georgetown University McDonough School of Business: MS in Finance (online)	2014	20 months	$69,760
Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business: MS in Accountancy	1998	10 months	$48,530
Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business: MS in Business Analytics	2015	1 year	$57,100
Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business: MS in Finance	2015	1 year	$57,100
Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business: MS in Management	2012	10 months (plus bootcamps)	$45,810
Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business: Master of Nonprofit Administration	1954	14-48 months	$35,000
Michigan State Broad College of Business: MS in Accounting	1968	1 year	In-state: $26,272; out-of-state: $46,912
Michigan State Broad College of Business: MS in Business Analytics	2013	1 year	In-state: $36,000; out-of-state: $39,000
Michigan State Broad College of Business: MS in Finance	2002	1 year	In-state: $37,500; out-of-state: $39,600
Michigan State Broad College of Business: MS in Marketing Research (also online version)	2010	1 year (online, 19 months)	In-state: $27,000; out-of-state: $37,500
Michigan State Broad College of Business: MS in Supply Chain Management	2002	2 years	$49,500
Michigan State Broad College of Business: MS in Management, Strategy, and Leadership (online)	not available	20 months	not available

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