Earn Your MBA 100% Online
Choosing where to earn your MBA is a big decision. Tell us a little about yourself, and an admissions counselor will reach out with program details, start dates, and financial aid options so you can decide what's right for you.
Get to Know the
MBA at Saint Leo University

Outcomes. Saint Leo's MBA is built for working professionals who need a graduate business credential without pausing their careers. The program carries dual accreditation, ACBSP for the Donald R. Tapia College of Business and Technology and SACSCOC for the university, and is taught by practitioner faculty working in the fields they teach. Choose a broad management track, build your own mix of electives, or specialize in one of nine concentrations, from accounting and finance to cybersecurity, healthcare management, and supply chain.
Flexibility. The 30-credit program is 100% online and asynchronous, with no required login times and no fixed class schedule. Courses run in accelerated 8-week terms with six start dates a year, and you can finish in as few as 12 months.
Support. From your first course to graduation, you'll have an academic advisor, faculty who know your name, and the support of the Saint Leo community. The application is free, no GMAT or GRE is required, and there's no commitment until you register.
Facts & Figures
Credit hours. Ten courses, every track, with a curriculum built for immediate workplace application.
Concentrations. Accounting, cybersecurity, data analytics, finance, healthcare management, marketing, supply chain, human resources, and project management.
Months. With a full course load, you can complete your MBA in as few as 12 months.
““Saint Leo's online MBA program in Supply Chain Management provided me the opportunity for flexible learning alongside other supply chain professionals in my industry. With this MBA, I expanded upon educational and professional skillsets within the field of Supply Chain Operations.”
Your Career Move Is Closer Than You Think.
Get started today. Request program details, start dates, and financial aid options. An admissions counselor will follow up with everything you need to take the next step.
