Scheduling Resources (MBA Students)

Spring 2024

MBA Spring 2024 Core Schedule (Updated 12/15/2023) - Subject to change

Summer 2024

MBA Operations Management Core Schedule (Updated 2/20/2024) - Subject to change

MBA Summer 2024 Open Seats (Updated 4/12/2024) - Subject to change

Pre-Requisite and Co-Requisite Guidelines

Please note an important change to registration: you can no longer rank or add a course if you have not met the pre-requisite for that course. You may request a waiver for a pre-requisite when an exemption exam is not offered. Here is a list of requisite courses that have B8136, B8306, B8331, and B8439 as their pre-req, which exemption exams are offered. Exams will only be offered during the dates announced on Canvas. You may not receive a waiver for a course if an exemption exam is offered for that course. If you’re interested in obtaining a waiver, you need to email the Division Chair and secure the waiver for the course before the selection/ranking round begins or before you add the course in Course Match. For classes with a co-requisite: you can add the co-requisite during ranking or add/drop. You may find the contact information for Division Chairs below. The only exception to this being a waiver for Foundations of Entrepreneurship in which case you must send a waiver request.

It is the individual student's responsibility both to understand the requirements and to have fulfilled the requirements. The most up-to-date pre- and co-requisites can be found on the courses page descriptions listed within the MBA Course Schedule, and are required per request of the academic division. All pre- and co-requisites are enforced per the Dean’s Office.

**Waivers will no longer be granted for pre- or co-requisites for which CBS offers an exemption exam. (B8306, B8331, or B8136) If you wish to request a waiver for the requisite(s), please send an email appeal to the Chair of the Division by clicking on the applicable hyperlink below. If your waiver request is granted, be sure to forward the approval to OSA. Individual faculty may not waive a pre- or co-requisite for a course.