Mba Curriculum Proposals Feb 2010
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The document summarizes three proposals for revising the MBA curriculum at ZGCC: - Ferns' proposal cuts all core courses to 1.5 credits to free up more elective space and allow students more flexibility. - Hessel's finance proposal outlines a fixed core of 4.5 credits plus a flexible core of 16.5-21 credits determined by students. It allows for single or dual majors. - Martell's proposal is not described but is presented alongside the other two for comparison.
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