Bachelor in Business Administration with Specialization in Human Resources Management

Credit Transfer

Metropolitan International University evaluates the transfer of credits based on the philosophy that students will not be required to repeat subjects that were already taken and approved previously. MIU grants equivalences based on the study of the contents of each course and its correspondence with the courses of the university.

After evaluating the applicant’s credentials and courses and conferring the corresponding equivalences, a Representative of the Evaluation Committee will prepare the Curriculum Plan with the remaining courses that he needs to complete to graduate, known as the Degree Program all based on the documents received at the time of the evaluation.

An applicant can use:

• Courses previously approved at an institution of higher education accredited and recognized by the United States Department of Education or its equivalent abroad.
• Courses approved abroad must be translated into English and require evaluation by an evaluation agency belonging to the NACES association (www.naces.org)
• The courses to be transferred must be approved with a grade of “C +” or higher.
• The courses to be transferred were taken within the last ten (10) years.
• Admission counselors will be available to answer any related questions in English or Spanish

Maximum Credit Transfer

Metropolitan International University may grant credit equivalences for the Bachelor’s Degree Completion Program as follows:

• An Associate Degree in Art conferred by an accredited institution or;
• You can transfer 60 credit-hours of programs at a higher level of colleges or accredited institutions of 2 years or its equivalent abroad.
• A maximum of 30 additional credits to complete a maximum of 90 maximum credits allowed.
• All credits to be transferred must come from accredited Higher Education institutions or their equivalent abroad.

Program Costs

The total enrollment of the program varies for each student depending on the Credit Hours. At least, you must complete in MIU 30 Hours Credits to complete the Degree Completion Program. The full program of Completion of a 60-hour Bachelor Degree will have a total cost of US $ 5,100, plus other academic fees that apply. All rates are subject to change. Students register for each 8-week academic term and can enroll up to 2 courses.

Enrollment for Undergraduate Programs

Other Academic Fees

Course textbooks, software, materials and Postal Charge

Most Metropolitan International University courses use a textbook as the main reference source. You should consider the price of textbooks in your budget. You should expect to spend approximately $ 100.00 USD per course. In addition to textbooks, MIU has several digital resources already included in the courses to complement your learning experience.

Payment plans

Take advantage of the Payment Plan options.

Two payment plans are available to help fund your degree program at MIU. You can select the payment option that best suits your needs. The student enrolls for Academic Term every 8 weeks a maximum of 2 courses of 3 credits each.

• Cash – Requires you to pay your account balance in full at the time of enrollment in each term.
• Standard Payment Plan – MIU allows you to pay your bill in two payments in each Term as follows:
  • You make an initial payment of the credits registered in the Term at the time of registration.
  • Later it cancels the balance of the Term to the fourth week of the same.

General Degree Requirements

The Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a specialization in Human Resources Management, requires a total of 60 credit hours. In MIU, applicants for this program must have obtained an associate’s degree or its equivalent of 2 years or more at university level, or have previously approved at least 60 credit hours.

The University can accept:

• Transfer of credits for equivalence up to a maximum of 90 credit hours.
• These credits must have been taken at an accredited university in the USA or abroad.
• The courses to be transferred by equivalence must have been approved with a grade of C or higher.
• At least 30 credit hours must be completed in MIU.

Curricular Requirements

• General Education Courses (36 cr)
• Administration Courses (24 cr)
• Basic Business Administration Courses (42 cr)
• Specialization Courses in Human Resources Management (18 cr)
• Total 120 credit hours

The number of courses you need to complete your Bachelor’s degree will depend on the number of credits you transfer to the equivalence program, from your previous studies, which will be determined during the admission process.

Duration

The duration of this program may vary for each student depending on the number of credits transferred and the student’s individual performance. The minimum time to complete the program is 5 semesters of 16 weeks each, if the student has transferred 60 credit hours, or an associate’s degree or its equivalent abroad.

Program Courses

The Degree Program may vary depending on the number of credits transferred by equivalence. The Academic Advisor will contact you to prepare your personalized Degree Plan.

Basic Business Administration Courses

Specialization course

Note: Students enroll in 4 courses (12 credits) each semester. Each semester is divided into two Terms of 8 weeks each. Students can complete two courses in each Term simultaneously every 8 weeks.

Suggested Sequence of Courses

This Curriculum only shows a sequence of the courses you must take for this particular program and the semester in which you must take them. This plan can help you plan your course schedule. These sequences are only orientations; There is more than one possible sequence of courses for a given program. For a customized Degree Plan, call an academic advisor at 954-544-2502 / 954-534-9183 or contact by email or video conference with Zoom.

Metropolitan International University recommends that students taking a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a specialization in Human Resources Management complete the program in the following sequence: