Master's Degrees for Exclusively Online Students - $550 per credit hour

Professional Online MBA (Coming Fall 2024)

restrictions apply
*NASM approval pending

Earn More, Give More

Those who have a master’s degree earn 16.3% more than those that have a bachelor's degree.¹

Don't Miss Your Moment

36% of employers said they would be unlikely to promote someone who does not have a master's degree.²

Make Your Mark

43% of high-level positions require a greater level of education.²

What's unique about DBU?

Respected

Employers value a degree from DBU. An online student from DBU receives the same diploma and accreditation as someone who attended all classes in person. DBU is accredited by the same entity that accredits Texas public and private colleges.

Practical

Learn principles and skills in the classroom that you can immediately apply in your career. Plus, you can transfer up to 12 hours of previous master's degree coursework from a Department of Education-recognized institutional accreditor to make your degree more attainable.

Christ-Centered

DBU integrates a Christian worldview into every class, so you can better understand your field and God's call on your life. DBU's commitment to servant leadership develops you for the leadership roles you have today—and the roles you will have in the future.

How do I get started?

Apply Now

A Program Coordinator will contact you to discuss:

Goals for your career
Your programs of interest
Why DBU makes you stand out

If you feel DBU is the right fit, your Program Coordinator will personally walk you through the entire admissions process.

Have questions?
Email graduate@dbu.edu or call (214) 333-5242.

Restrictions

Students must be a new student to DBU beginning in the Fall 2023 semester, enroll as an online student in one of the degree programs listed here, and take only online classes to qualify for the rate listed above. Only select concentrations are available at the advertised rate. Students enrolled at these rates do not qualify for institutional scholarships, but they may still apply for federal and state financial aid.