Program Overview

Introduction to the College of Business and Economics

The College of Business and Economics at California State University, Fullerton, offers a range of academic programs for undergraduate and graduate students. The college is committed to providing students with a high-quality education that prepares them for successful careers in business and economics.

Academic Programs

The college offers various academic programs, including:

• Undergraduate Programs
  • Student Success
  • Advising
  • Career Services
  • Tutoring
• Graduate Programs
  • MBA Programs
    • FEMBA
    • Flex MBA
    • Program Comparison
  • MA/MS Programs
    • MS in Accountancy
    • MS in Taxation
    • MA in Economics
    • MS in Information Systems
    • MS in Information Technology (online)
  • Certificate Programs

Master of Science in Information Systems

The Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) program is designed for students who have an undergraduate degree in business administration. The program is offered on the Fullerton campus and is a STEM-designated program.

MSIS Key Features

• Choose from two MSIS degree concentrations: generalist or business analytics.
• Gain the knowledge and skills needed to assist organizations with their computer-based systems.
• Enhance written and oral communication skills.

Curriculum

The CSUF MS in Information Systems program requires students to complete 30 units of coursework with a minimum GPA of 3.0. At least 21 of the 30 units must be at the 500 level. Additional prerequisite coursework may be required.

Prerequisites and Admission Requirements

The Master of Information Systems program requires students to submit the following:

• GMAT or GRE exam*
• Professional résumé
• Statement of purpose
• Official transcripts
• International students must also take one of the following three tests:
  • TOEFL: minimum 570 (paper), 88 (IBIT)
  • IELTS: minimum 7
  • PTE: minimum 65
  • Duolingo: minimum 120

*Waiver available for applicants that meet eligibility criteria.

Departments

The College of Business and Economics has several departments, including:

• Accounting
• Economics
• Finance
• Information Systems and Decision Sciences
• Management
• Marketing

Centers

The college has several centers, including:

• School of Risk Management and Insurance
• Center for Corporate Reporting and Governance
• Center for Economic Education
• Center for Entertainment and Hospitality Management
• Conrey Center for Entrepreneurs
• Center for Family Business
• Center for Information Technology and Business Analytics
• Giles-O'Malley Center for Leadership
• Center for Real Estate
• Decision Research Center
• Gianneschi Center
• The Sales Leadership Center
• Small Business Development Center
• Woods Center for Economic Analysis and Forecasting

Graduate Programs

The college offers several graduate programs, including:

• MBA
• Flex MBA
• M.S. in Accountancy
• M.A. in Economics
• M.S. in Information Systems
• M.S. in Information Technology (Online)
• M.S. in Taxation
• Certificate Programs

Undergraduate Programs

The college offers various undergraduate programs, including:

• Degree Programs
• Business Advising

Student Success

The college provides several resources to support student success, including:

• Business Honors
• Career Services
• Tutoring
• Student Clubs
• Graduate Scholarships
• Mentoring Programs
• Study Abroad
• Resources