Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Any degree-seeking graduate student taking nine or more credits must provide health insurance information each semester. Students not covered by other policies have the option of purchasing the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan. The Aetna plan costs $429 per semester and coverage for fall semester is from 8/15/09 through 1/14/10. Students will receive a mailing in early August with more detailed information on the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan.
Students are to enter their existing health insurance information or purchase the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan using the following instructions:
1. Login to Murphy Online at http://banner.stthomas.edu with your student ID and PIN.
2. Select Student Services.
3. Select Student Health Menu.
4. Select Student Health Insurance option and follow the prompts to either:
a. Enter your existing health insurance information (the name, policy number and phone number of your current insurance provider) OR
b. Purchase the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan and print a temporary ID card.
Please note: Students taking nine or more credits must enter their existing health insurance information before September 23, 2009, or they will automatically be enrolled and billed for the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan. This health insurance verification process will take place each semester the student is enrolled at UST, and Student Health Service will send messages to the student’s UST e-mail account with reminders.
Please contact the Student Health Insurance Office for additional questions or assistance at stuhealthins@stthomas.edu or (651) 962-6752.
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Any degree-seeking graduate student taking nine or more credits must provide health insurance information each semester. Students not covered by other policies have the option of purchasing the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan. The Aetna plan costs $429 per semester and coverage for fall semester is from 8/15/09 through 1/14/10. Students will receive a mailing in early August with more detailed information on the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan.
Students are to enter their existing health insurance information or purchase the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan using the following instructions:
1. Login to Murphy Online at http://banner.stthomas.edu with your student ID and PIN.
2. Select Student Services.
3. Select Student Health Menu.
4. Select Student Health Insurance option and follow the prompts to either:
a. Enter your existing health insurance information (the name, policy number and phone number of your current insurance provider) OR
b. Purchase the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan and print a temporary ID card.
Please note: Students taking nine or more credits must enter their existing health insurance information before September 23, 2009, or they will automatically be enrolled and billed for the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan. This health insurance verification process will take place each semester the student is enrolled at UST, and Student Health Service will send messages to the student’s UST e-mail account with reminders.
Please contact the Student Health Insurance Office for additional questions or assistance at stuhealthins@stthomas.edu or (651) 962-6752.
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Any degree-seeking graduate student taking nine or more credits must provide health insurance information each semester. Students not covered by other policies have the option of purchasing the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan. The Aetna plan costs $429 per semester and coverage for fall semester is from 8/15/09 through 1/14/10. Students will receive a mailing in early August with more detailed information on the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan.
Students are to enter their existing health insurance information or purchase the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan using the following instructions:
1. Login to Murphy Online at http://banner.stthomas.edu with your student ID and PIN.
2. Select Student Services.
3. Select Student Health Menu.
4. Select Student Health Insurance option and follow the prompts to either:
a. Enter your existing health insurance information (the name, policy number and phone number of your current insurance provider) OR
b. Purchase the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan and print a temporary ID card.
Please note: Students taking nine or more credits must enter their existing health insurance information before September 23, 2009, or they will automatically be enrolled and billed for the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan. This health insurance verification process will take place each semester the student is enrolled at UST, and Student Health Service will send messages to the student’s UST e-mail account with reminders.
Please contact the Student Health Insurance Office for additional questions or assistance at stuhealthins@stthomas.edu or (651) 962-6752.
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
You may call (651) 962-SNOW or go to this Website for snow or weather-related UST closings: http://www.stthomas.edu/bulletin/news/200746/Wednesday/Snow11_14_07.cfm
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
You may call (651) 962-SNOW or go to this Website for snow or weather-related UST closings: http://www.stthomas.edu/bulletin/news/200746/Wednesday/Snow11_14_07.cfm
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Effective this November, the University of St. Thomas will be implementing a new address verification requirement for all students each term they register.
- When students register using Murphy Online, they will be prompted to verify and, if necessary, correct their home address, billing address, phone number and emergency contact information.
- In addition, students will be asked to update their cell number and choose to participate or not in the University Emergency Alert Notification Program. To participate in the notification program, students must identify their cell phone carrier.
An administrative change has been made to the waiver exam process. Students may call Margaret Brandes at (651) 962-4223 to schedule a time Monday through Friday to sit for the exam.
Times available:
Monday through Friday
AM: Schedule exam between the hours of 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon
PM: Schedule exam between the hours of 12 – 4:00 p.m.
Please note:
• Students may sit for each waiver exam only once.
• Tests results are Pass or Fail.
• There is a 3-hour maximum time limit for each test.
Please consult your academic advisor if you have specific qualification questions.
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Highly motivated working professionals have the opportunity to complete their M.B.A. in just three years without sacrificing quality or comprehensiveness, thanks to the Evening UST MBA “Degree in Three” plan at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business.
The Degree in Three plan allows students to fast-track their studies, taking classes in the summer and January terms as well as the traditional fall and spring semesters. In addition to earning the credential faster, students enjoy increased connectedness and continuity among courses.
All students interested in this intensive program should consult early and often with their academic advisors to make sure their degree plans fully support personal goals and meet prerequisite requirements. Proper planning and course sequencing is critical to the Degree in Three strategy.
Course waiver exams afford students with an undergraduate business degree or appropriate professional expertise an additional option to accelerate their degree completion. Students may take the exams once admitted, and if they demonstrate an acceptable understanding of core course subject(s), the course is waived from their degree requirements.
Sample Degree in Three course plans are available for students beginning their studies in either the fall or spring semester. Your individual plan may vary. Contact your academic advisor to find out if Degree in Three is right for you and put together a plan that works for you!
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as:
- Tuition Refund Policy
- Alumni Registration Policy
- Student Health Services News (i.e., Health Insurance and Immunization Information)
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as the Tuition Refund Policy, Alumni Registration Policy and Immunization requirements .
In June 2008 we had some exciting modifications approved for the Evening UST MBA curriculum, resulting in even more flexibility within the program. You can complete your "Degree in Three" and you may be able to take electives sooner than you thought!
There were two major changes approved by the Faculty Curriculum Committee:
Effective June 2008
Prerequisites for Ethics:
Any four core courses
Prerequisites for Electives:
Topic-related requirements*
Five core courses completed
Exception - may register for an elective in J-term or Summer semester after completing two core courses and gaining academic advisor approval
Before June 2008
Prerequisites for Ethics: DSCI600, MGMT600, ACCT601, and BLAW600 or MKTG600 or GBEC600
Prerequisites for Electives: DSCI600, GBEC600, ACCT601, BETH601, MGMT600 and topic-related prerequisites*
Please contact your academic advisor if you would like to discuss your program requirements or academic status. We’re always glad to help with any questions or problems!
* For example, if you want to take an upper-level, graduate FINC elective, you must have taken FINC600, the core finance course, beforehand.
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as the Tuition Refund Policy, Alumni Registration Policy, and Immunization requirements ....
We have had some exciting modifications approved for the Evening UST MBA curriculum, resulting in even more flexibility within the program. You may be able to take electives sooner than you thought!
There were two major changes approved by the Faculty Curriculum Committee:
Effective June 2008
Prerequisites for Ethics:
Any four core courses
Prerequisites for Electives:
Topic-related requirements*
Five core courses completed
Exception - may register for an elective in J-term or Summer semester after completing two core courses and gaining academic advisor approval
Before June 2008
Prerequisites for Ethics: DSCI600, MGMT600, ACCT601, and BLAW600 or MKTG600 or GBEC600
Prerequisites for Electives: DSCI600, GBEC600, ACCT601, BETH601, MGMT600 and topic-related prerequisites*
Please contact your academic advisor if you would like to discuss your program requirements or academic status. We’re always glad to help with any questions or problems!
* For example, if you want to take an upper-level, graduate FINC elective, you must have taken FINC600, the core finance course, beforehand.
Evening UST MBA students are permitted to join the MBA Student Association for a fee of $25.00. As a member of the association, you can also become a member of, for instance, the Accounting Club, National Women MBA, etc.
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as the Tuition Refund Policy, Alumni Registration Policy, and Immunization requirements....
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as the Tuition Refund Policy, Alumni Registration Policy, and Immunization requirements....
Policies and procedures are always being reviewed and introduced. Keep reading to find out about changes or updates to policies such as the Tuition Refund Policy, Alumni Registration Policy, and Immunization requirements....