First MBA Graduates from Alabama State University Fulfill their My MBA Career Dreams

Last Updated on August 16, 2023 by Robert C. Hoopes

Alabama State University (ASU) is celebrating a major milestone as it prepares to graduate its first-ever class from its Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree program. The inaugural cohort, consisting of 37 talented graduate students, is set to receive their degrees this December.

Offered through ASU’s Percy J. Vaughn Jr. College of Business Administration (COBA), the MBA program has been a comprehensive academic journey for these students. They have successfully completed all their degree requirements during the summer semester, solidifying their knowledge and skills in business principles and practices.

Leading the program is COBA’s dean, Kamal Hingorani, whose expertise and guidance have played a vital role in shaping the curriculum and ensuring students receive a well-rounded business education. Hingorani’s vision for the MBA program is to prepare students to excel in today’s dynamic business environment, equipping them with the necessary tools for success.

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ASU’s MBA program represents a significant step forward for the university and its commitment to providing top-notch business education. With its first graduating class on the cusp of entering the working world, there is no doubt that these students will make a positive impact in their chosen fields.

This accomplishment serves as a testament to ASU’s dedication to academic excellence and its commitment to equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed for successful careers in business. As the doors open for future cohorts, ASU’s MBA program is poised to continue producing influential business leaders who will shape the future of industries both regionally and beyond.