Our Graduate Programs Academic Bulletin provides detailed information about our Master of Accountancy, Master of Business Administration, and Master of Trust and Wealth Management programs.
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The Assistant Director of Graduate Programs will email students prior to each semester with the upcoming course schedule and information on how to register. If you have any questions, please contact mba@campbell.edu
Campbell University reserves the right to change the schedule, limit enrollment, and cancel classes with insufficient enrollment. Campbell University reaffirms its standing policy of nondiscrimination in employment and in all of its programs and activities with respect to race, creed, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, or disability.
Students may purchase textbooks over the phone or online through the Campbell University Bookstore. Textbook information can be found online at www.campbell.bncollege.com. Students may also visit the bookstore located at 85 Main Street, Buies Creek, NC.
Make sure you select the correct term (Law/Grad Term) and section number for the course. If textbook information is not available on the bookstore website, you will need to contact the faculty/instructor.
- 4th year 4+1 MBA students: Materials for undergraduate courses must be ordered through the Camel Direct portal. Graduate course materials will also be included in the Camel Direct fee but must be ordered by emailing sm091@bncollege.com. Please include an official copy of both your undergraduate and graduate schedules in this email. You will receive a confirmation email once your graduate books have been processed. Digital items will be sent via email and hard copy books can be picked up in the bookstore. Should you choose to have these books shipped to you, request it in your initial email and more information will be provided.
- 5th year 4+1 MBA students: During the 5th year of the 4+1 Program, students are no longer enrolled in the Camel Direct program. Students must come in store or order their graduate materials online. You can pay out of pocket or with Financial Aid by completing the “Book Bucks” request through the business office. If ordering online, choose the “campus card” form of payment and enter in your student ID number. Should you take undergraduate courses during your 5th year, these materials must be purchased in store.
- Student athletes on book scholarship: Student athletes must contact their athletic coordinator instead of emailing the bookstore their course schedules. Athletic coordinators will contact a bookstore liaison on the student’s behalf.
Graduate business students may be eligible for loans to cover part of their educational expenses. The School of Business does not offer graduate level scholarships.
Students in the 4+1 MBA Program may maintain undergraduate merit based/academic scholarships during the 4th year and are eligible for undergraduate loans while designated as an undergraduate student in the fourth year (must maintain 12 undergraduate credit hours). During the fifth year, 4+1 MBA students are designated as graduate students and therefore eligible for graduate student loans; undergraduate merit based/academic scholarships are no longer valid during the fifth year.
Students wishing to apply for or needing more information on financial aid, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at 910-893-1310 or financialaid@campbell.edu; or send requests to the Director of Financial Aid, P.O. Box 36, Buies Creek, NC 27506. The School of Business does not offer scholarships for graduate students.
Questions about tuition, bills, payment options, please contact the Bursar’s Office.
The Business Office will bill graduate students by term (unless the student is in the 4th year/undergraduate status of the 4+1 MBA program, in which case billing will follow undergraduate billing). Payment for a term will be due within 5 business days of the start of a term. Students will not be able to register for the next term until bills have been paid. Bills will be sent via CU email accounts from the Bursar’s Office. To inquire about bills and payment status please contact the CU Bursar’s Office at 910-893-1245, or visit the Bursar’s Office website: https://www.campbell.edu/bursars-office/.
Effective fall 2024, schedules will be dropped for students who do not obtain Bill Clearance by their program’s deadline. Bill Clearance must be obtained each semester.
Each student is responsible for maintaining awareness of and adhering to their appropriate Bill Clearance deadlines. Students enrolled in dual programs in a single semester must obtain Bill Clearance by the deadline for each of their programs. Close attention must be paid to these dates to avoid loss of schedules.
A notification will appear in TouchNet when Bill Clearance has been obtained. Please note that this is a manual process. If all Bill Clearance requirements have been completed for the semester, Bill Clearance will be granted.
Only courses listed in the Graduate Programs Academic Bulletin may satisfy the graduate program’s degree requirements. View the Academic Bulletin for requirements for granting graduate degrees.
A student must apply for granting of the applicable graduate degree through the LFSB Graduate Programs Office to the Registrar’s Office during the semester upon which the degree is expected to be conferred. An audit will be completed of all courses and grades before the degree is approved for conferrals and a diploma is ordered. Degrees are conferred in December, May, and August.
Note that although degrees may be conferred in August, there is no graduation ceremony at that time. August graduates may choose to attend graduation ceremonies the following December.
*4+1 Students: Please remember to apply for undergraduate graduation through the main university Registrar’s Office.
*Dual Degree Students: Please remember to apply for the other degree to be granted through that degree program’s graduate school office.
Students enrolled in the LFSB Graduate Programs Program may need to withdraw from their program. Students can receive a full tuition refund for the courses they are enrolled in at the time of withdrawal provided the withdrawal form is submitted by the fifth day of the term. No refund will be made after the fifth day of a term. To withdraw from a graduate program complete the Program Withdrawal Form and submit it to the Graduate Programs Office.
Effective Fall 2023
Graduate Programs
Course Drop/Withdrawal – All Terms/Semesters
| Days into Semester | Tuition Refund |
| Week 1 (Days 1 – 5) – Course dropped with no grade | 100% |
| Day 10 – Course dropped with no grade | No Refund |
| Day 11 – Week 5 – Course dropped with grade “W” assigned | No Refund |
| Week 6-8 – Course dropped with a grade “F” assigned | No Refund |
The Campbell University Health Center provides health care for the graduate business students on the main campus, including diagnosis and treatment of illnesses and injuries, either directly in the facility or through referrals to the appropriate health care providers in the region. Health Services operation hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students should call (910) 893-1562 to schedule an appointment to see the Health Services Physician.
All Campbell University students are eligible to receive free, confidential counseling in Counseling Services via in-person and virtual consultations, groups, individual sessions, and participate in outreach events. CPHS and CUSOM Students are also eligible for services through Behavioral Health at CUSOM. To make an appointment, visit the office located at 233 Leslie Campbell Avenue (brick house beside Memorial Baptist Church and across from Luby Wood Residence Hall), call 910-814-5709, or request an appointment on the Counseling Services page of the Campbell website. If you are concerned about a fellow student, please complete a Student Care Referral Form on our website.
If you are having thoughts of harming yourself or someone else, please call the Suicide Prevention Hotline available 24/7 at 1-800-273-8255 or go to your nearest emergency room.
Health insurance enrollment is optional and no waiver is necessary. Enrollment is open July 1 – August 31 annually. International students are required to carry the school insurance policy. Students will not be automatically enrolled.