John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation

UToledo’s Neff College of Business and Innovation brings together the expertise of a nationally recognized business school with the innovation and research power of an R1 university. Our graduate programs prepare professionals to understand today’s challenges, explore tomorrow’s opportunities and shape the future of business. 

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Why UToledo?

• AACSB Accredited: Graduate from one of 6% of programs recognized globally for top-tier business education.  
• Top Research Institution: UToledo is recognized among the country’s top-tier research universities with the prestigious R1 Classification.  
• Asynchronous Class Instruction: Balance your education part or full-time through fully flexible coursework.  
• No Application Fee: Apply at no cost.  
• No GRE/GMAT Required: Apply without standardized testing requirements. 

About Combined Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Programs

For students planning to continue their education after graduation, combined bachelor’s and master’s degree programs can help accelerate the path to a master’s degree. Depending on the program, eligible Business Rockets can get a head start on graduate school by taking the following graduate-level courses while completing their undergraduate degree.

• M.B.A. course options: BUAD 6100, BUAD 6300, BUAD 6400, BUAD 6500, BUAD 6800.
• M.S.A. course options: BUAD 6200, BUAD 6300, BUAD 6400, BUAD 6500, BUAD 6800, ACCT 6130, ACCT 6190, ACCT 6250, ACCT 6600.
• M.A.B.A. course options: BUAD 6100, BUAD 6200, BUAD 6300, BUAD 6600, BUAD 6800, INFS 6150, OSCM 6350.

Students interested in a combined bachelor’s and master’s degree program must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and approval from both their undergraduate and graduate advisors.

To get started, students must submit a letter of intent, which requires authorization from their undergraduate advisor confirming they are eligible to enroll in graduate-level courses and will continue making progress toward their undergraduate degree.

To learn more about combined bachelor’s and master’s degree programs, please visit the College of Graduate Studies website.