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Evening Program

Program of Study (POS)

Each matriculated MBA student will meet with our MBA academic advisor during the start of their program, to create an individual program of study. A program of study lists what courses the student has waived based on previous coursework or exams, and MBA courses they have left to take in the program.

Below is a suggested program of study for those who are entering the Providence MBA program (assuming nothing is waived and a student wants to take two courses per semester). Students are able to take as many courses per semester as desired.