Graduate Admission
The Online MBA program is internationally recognized:
Visit the Hofstra campus or connect with the graduate admission team. We will answer your questions and put you in touch with program faculty or degree candidates to learn more. Contact us at graduatebusiness@hofstra.edu, or call 516-463-4143.
Start your Graduate Business Application online where you can upload the following documents:
Please note: No specific undergraduate course of study is required for admission.
International students: Please be aware that F-1 Visas may not be issued for this program.
Visit the Online MBA program page to learn more.
Applications are accepted to the Online MBA program for the spring (part-time only) and fall semesters (full-time or part-time). We encourage you to submit your application well before the semester start dates as there are limited seats available in the cohort. Following these dates, applications are reviewed on a space-available basis. Candidates are encouraged to apply early in the cycle for scholarship consideration.
*Applications for the part-time Spring cohort open in early-August and are reviewed on a rolling basis.
The Zarb Online MBA program is a 36-credit MBA with courses that cover every area of business. Courses are rigorous and relevant.
Email the Executive Director to explore a sample course.
Visit the Online MBA program page to learn more.
Manage your online courses with this powerful tool. You’ll have 24/7 access to submit coursework, check your grades, and email your professors and classmates. Your instructors use Canvas to post announcements, documents, and other materials.
Dr. Sengupta is Chair, Department of Management & Entrepreneurship and Professor at the Zarb School of Business. Since 2011, Dr. Sengupta has been the Executive Director of the Online MBA Program. Dr. Sengupta's teaching and research are in the areas of operations management and supply chain management. He is involved with teaching and curriculum development for the BBA, MBA and Executive MBA programs. Dr. Sengupta's current focus areas of research are in the analysis of supply chain management trends and practices, and analysis of industry wide similarities and differences in supply chain practices.
GMAT/GRE scores are NOT required for admission for candidates who have earned a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher. Applications may be strengthened and considered for additional scholarship money by submitting a strong standardized test score.
