2017-2018 Academic Catalog 
    
    Nov 09, 2024  
2017-2018 Academic Catalog [Archived Catalog]

The John E. Simon School of Business


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The John E. Simon School of Business is named after the late St. Louis businessman, philanthropist and Maryville trustee emeritus. The School offers a variety of programs leading to baccalaureate and masters degrees, including the online Master of Business Administration and online Cyber Security Baccalaureate and Masters degrees.

The mission of the School of Business is to develop leaders and managers for profit and nonprofit organizations. Its curriculum provides students with opportunities to broaden their perspectives, to develop their critical thinking, interpersonal and communication skills and to enhance their technological skills. The curriculum seeks to achieve a balance between theory and practice. Students, faculty, staff, alumni and other business practitioners participate in the continual improvement and testing of the relevance of the content and methods of instruction. The School strives to create an environment for innovation, lifelong learning, community service and integrity.

An important component of the mission is to build significant relationships with corporations within Maryville Centre and throughout the St. Louis region. These relationships provide professional expertise and internship opportunities for our students and are a model of collegiate/corporate cooperation. As the business environment becomes increasingly complex and global, specialties of business become more interdisciplinary. Education for this changing world must emphasize grounding in liberal arts and business fundamentals to allow adaptability for the future. For more information, contact the Simon School of Business at 314.529.9418 or via e-mail.

Undergraduate Programs

Bachelor of Science with Majors in
  Accounting
  Accounting Information Systems
  Business Administration
  Cyber Security
  Financial Services
  Internet Marketing
  Information Systems
  International Business
  Management  &  Leadership
  Marketing
  Sport Business Management
 
Minors in:
                        Accounting
                        Business Administration
                        Cyber Security
                        Finance
                        Human Resource Management
                        Information Systems
                        Marketing
 

Graduate Programs

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Onsite, Blended, and Online
                         Accounting Concentration
                         Cyber Security Concentration
                         Healthcare Practice Management Concentration
                         Human Resources Concentration
                         Information Technology Concentration
                         Management Concentration
                         Marketing Concentration
                         Project Management Concentration
                         Sports Business Management Concentration
Master of Science in Accounting
Early Access MBA  Program
Master of Science in Cybersecurity
Master of Arts in Management & Leadership
                         Cyber Security Concentration
                         Healthcare Practice Management Concentration
                         Human Resource Management Concentration
                         Information Technology Concentration
                         Marketing Concentration
                         Project Management Concentration
 
Certificates in Graduate Studies
  Accounting
  Cyber Security
  Human Resources
  Information Technology
  Management
  Marketing
  Project Management

Undergraduate

General Education Requirements

The general education requirements in the Simon School of Business majors (Accounting, Accounting Information Systems, Business Administration, Cyber Security, Financial Services, Internet Marketing, Information Systems, International Business, Management, Marketing and Sport Business Management):

Maryville-SLCC Articulation Agreement

The formalization of an articulation agreement between Maryville University and the St. Louis Community College allows a student to transfer an Accounting Associates and Applied Science degree, in its entirety, into Maryville’s B.S. degrees in Accounting, Accounting Information Systems or Business Administration.

Business Core Requirement

All majors in the School of Business must complete a business core of 36 - 39 credit hours.

* All majors in the School of Business must take a minimum of MATH 117 College Algebra.

Graduate

Graduate Program Application Requirements

Click Here  for the Simon School of Business graduate admission requirements.

Conditional Acceptance

Applications to the Simon School of Business graduate programs with a cumulative undergraduate grade point average below a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or with a baccalaureate degree in a non-business fiels may apply for conditional acceptance.

Course Load

Students typically take a total of six to twelve credit hours per semester depending on program pace.

Grade Requirements

Students must complete a minimum of 36 credit hours for the MBA and MA in Management and Leadership adn 30 credit hours for the MS in Cyber Security and MS in Accounting degrees with a minimum grade point average of 3.00 and no more than two grades of “C”.  Students who receive a third grade of ‘C’ or receive a grade of ‘D’, ‘F’, ‘WF’ or ‘AF’ will automatically be dropped from the program the semester in which the grade is received.

At the end of each session, a student with a GPA below a 3.00 will receive a letter to that effect.  If the GPA stays below a 3.00 for two consecutive sessions, the student will be dropped from the program.

To be re-admitted to the Simon School of Business graduate programs, the student must fill out an application and provide the Graduate Review Committee with documentation that the deficiencies have been remedied.  If the student is re-admitted, all previous course work will be counted toward the degree if it meets the Five Year Policy.  The student will also be subject to all policies and procedures in effect at the time the student is readmitted to the Simon School of Business gradaute programs.

Graduation

Degree candidates must complete an application for graduation prior to the final semester that the degree will be completed. All graduate degree requirements must be completed in order to be eligible for participation in the commencement ceremony. Apply for graduation through your student portal.

Graduate Programs

Offered within the John E. Simon School of Business are a Master of Business Administration, a Master of Science in Accounting, a Master of Science in Cybersecurity, a Master of Science in Business Data Analytics and a Master of Arts in Management and Leadership.  For entrance requirements into any of these programs, see the section on Graduate Admissions. These graduate programs blend academic study with professional experience in a curriculum that allows the student to apply classroom concepts to current employment activities. The student’s professional position serves as a laboratory where theory may be used to solve concrete problems in the student’s field.

Early Access Program

The early access program provides students the opportunity to accelerate their progress toward graduate programs. Qualified undergraduate students may take 12 credit hours at the graduate level that count toward the undergraduate and graduate degree. Students must have completed 75 undergraduate credit hours (at least 20 credit hours at Maryville) and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.25

Certificates in Graduate Studies

An 18-hour program requiring four area courses and two graduate electives. Certificates available are:

  • Accounting
  • Cybersecurity
  • Human Resources
  • Information Technology
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Project Management

These certificate programs are available to students with a bachelor’s degree in any discipline. Students who do not have the necessary prerequisites may be required to take additional classes (beyond the 18 credit hours).


Students who have taken an area course previously will be allowed to replace it with another course or a special studies course in that area. In a special studies course, they will work with a full-time faculty member who teaches in the area and be directed through readings and research to gain a current comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.

The certificate programs will rely on individualized mentoring by the School of Business faculty to ensure that students possess the necessary background in their area of choice. Students will be included in the graduate-level elective courses that fulfill the requirements of their certificate program.

Faculty 


Current faculty listing is available on The John E. Simon School of Business website: http://www.maryville.edu/academics-bu-contact.htm

 

 

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