A powerful combination
You’ll work with faculty who are leading experts in their fields, partner with graduate career services—#6 in the world (Financial Times, 2021), and make connections that last a lifetime.
Why wait to earn your MBA?
Power your career now with a bachelor’s degree, global and domestic field experience, and a Kelley MBA—in just five years.
$65,665 Beginning mean base salary
#1 among public universities in producing the most sitting CFOs Crist/Kolder Volatility Report 2020
100% of students receive job offers in their fields
James Georgiou and I created a robust and variable Excel simulation for a private hospital in Romania. This simulation will help our client make future decisions regarding capital expenditures and service mix. During the field study, we had to use technical and professional skills learned from our undergraduate and MBA experiences.” Nick Schmidt, 3/2 MBA ’22
You’ll work with at least three companies before earning your MBA. Our immersive, seven-week global field studies have included work assignments with companies in Beijing, London, Poland, Romania, and Vietnam.
Experience an innovative MBA curriculum that prepares you to lead. It also satisfies educational requirements for licensure in Indiana.
Partner with career services—#6 in the world (Financial Times, 2021)—to launch the accounting or finance career that’s right for you.
Network with employers and your Kelley peers as you prepare to join the largest network of living business school alumni.
Monica Funk, 3/2 MBA’17, Tax Supervisor at RSM US, Chicago If you are considering getting an MBA, the real question is ‘why not choose the 3/2 MBA program? It cuts a whole year out of the MBA process. I expected to get an MBA at some point in my career, so the best time was while I was still in "studying mode" before the opportunity cost of stepping back from my career could be a factor. The degree went beyond building technical skills—it expanded my network, built my communication and presentation skills, and increased my self-awareness and self-confidence.
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Kent Inglehart’s passion for business became a reality with the 3/2 MBA
Kent Inglehart, 3/2 MBA’12, discusses how he gained the analytical skills and business fundamentals needed to turn his passion for business into a successful career.
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Keith Inglehart:I've always had a passion for doing business. When I did 3/2, I felt like I came out with a raw set of analytical skills. I came out with the
fundamentals of business. I've used those basic building-block skills to be able to achieve the success that I've had in business thus far.
The idea of integrating an MBA into my undergrad education seemed really appealing to me, and you come out more qualified than if you had just gotten your undergraduate degree.
Dr. Tavel Family Eye Care is a 75-year-old Indiana-owned and -operated retailer of eyewear goods and services. My job at Dr. Tavel entails basically everything that you could possibly imagine in a business, so finance, marketing, human resources, running our optical lab, our retail locations. Anything required for us to run our business is something that I'm involved in.
Business is a series of personal interactions and decisions driven by a solid analysis, solid human interaction skills, and I think those are things that I learned in 3/2 which will help me be successful regardless of the business environment.
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