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Wake Forest University’s Babcock Graduate School of Management
GraduateTutor.com is delighted to provide WFU and Babcock students the option of online tutoring. See below for a sample list of programs that we provide online tutoring in. Please contact us if you are looking for assistance with another topic and we will do our best to provide you the required support.
Wake Forest University is a private university located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Wall Street Journal placed Wake Forest No. 2 in its ranking of the worlds best business schools. Wake Forest’s full-time MBA program is ranked No.38 by Business Week and No. 55 by U.S. News & World Report.
Wake Forest University’s Babcock Graduate School of Management offers a full-time MBA program as well as several MBA programs for working professionals (an evening MBA Program in Winston-Salem, an evening MBA Program in Charlotte, a Saturday MBA Program in Charlotte and a Fast-Track Executive MBA Program in Winston-Salem).
We offer online tutoring for MBA students at many of the top MBA schools around the world. Our home page contains a sample list of universities that our students study at.
Full-time MBA Courses at WFU
First Year Core Courses
- Financial Management (FIN 1101)
- International Competitive Policy I (MGT 1105)
- Macroeconomics (MGT 1151)
- Management Communication (MGT 1250)
- Accounting (MGT 1301)
- Managerial Economics (MGT 1401)
- Operations Management (OPS 1451)
- Organizational Behavior (MGT 1501)
- Quantitative Methods (MGT 1551)
- Information Technology Management (ITM 1651)
- International Business Management (MGT 1701
First Year Elective Courses
- Essential Concepts (FIN 5181)
- Creativity and Feasibility (ENT 5444)
- Introduction to Six Sigma (OPS 5495)
- Database Management (ITM 5700)
- Financial Statement Analysis (MGT 5990)
Second Year Elective Courses
- Management Control (MGT 2121)
- Advanced Financial Management (FIN 5110)
- Contemporary Topics in Accounting (MGT 5180)
- Topics in Finance (FIN 5182)
- Cost Analysis (MGT 5190)
- Forecasting (MGT 5220)
- International Finance (FIN 5260)
- Management of Financial Service Institutions (FIN 5330)
- Management of Service Operations I (OPS 5340)
- Management of Service Operations II (OPS 5341)
- Management of Service Operations (OPS 5342)
- Marketing Research (MKT 5380)
- Marketing Strategy & Planning (MKT 5390 or MKT 5391)
- New Product Introduction (MKT 5430)
- Financing The Entrepreneurial Venture (ENT 5440)
- Entrepreneurship & Venture Formation (ENT 5445)
- Entrepreneurship (ENT 5446)
- Topics in Operations Management (OPS 5520)
- Marketing Channel Management (MKT 5530 or MKT 5531)
- Value Creation (FIN 5570)
- Internet Marketing (MKT 5583)
- International Marketing (MKT 5600 or MKT 5601)
- Capital Markets and Institutions (FIN 5620)
- Working Capital Management (FIN 5621)
- Quality Management I (OPS 5650)
- Quality Management II (OPS 5651)
- Quality Management (OPS 5652)
- Managing International Operations (OPS 5671)
- Managing International Operations I (OPS 5672)
- Managing International Operations II (OPS 5673)
- Operations Strategy I (OPS 5690)
- Operations Strategy II (OPS 5691)
- Operations Strategy (OPS 5692)
- Process and Decision Modeling (MGT 5695)
- Database Management (ITM 5700)
- Systems Analysis and Design (ITM 5705)
- Advanced Information Technology Concepts (ITM 5711)
- Application Development (ITM 5712)
- Information Resource Management (ITM 5715 or ITM 5716)
- Topics in Information Technology Management (ITM 5717)
- Management of Process Technology (OPS 5741)
- Management of Process Technology I (OPS 5742)
- Management of Process Technology II (OPS 5743)
- Product/Service Innovation Management (OPS 5751)
- Product/Service Innovation Management I (OPS 5752)
- Product/Service Innovation Management II (OPS 5753)
- Investments and Portfolio Management (FIN 5760)
- Applied Security Analysis and Portfolio Management (FIN 5761)
- Sales Management (MKT 5771)
- Pricing Strategy & Tactics: Revenue Management (MKT 5790)
- Buyer Behavior (MKT 5800)
- Topics in International Management (MGT 5810)
- Managing e-Operations and the Supply Chain (OPS 5825)
- Managing e-Operations and the Supply Chain I (OPS 5826)
- Managing e-Operations and the Supply Chain II (OPS 5827)
- Marketing of Services (MKT 5845)
- Operations Systems Management (OPS 5871)
- Operations Systems Management I (OPS 5870)
- Operations Systems Management II (OPS 5872)
- Business Process Management (OPS 5875)
- Topics in Economics (MGT 5981)
- Financial Statement Analysis (MGT 5990)
The Wayne Calloway School of Business and Accountancy
The Wayne Calloway School of Business and Accountancy offers two degree programs: the four-year bachelor of science degree, with majors in accountancy, business, finance, and mathematical business ; and the master of science in accountancy degree. We provide tutoring for the undergraduate courses offered by the Wayne Calloway School of Business and Accountancy
ACCOUNTING
- 111. Introductory Financial Accounting.
- 211. Financial Accounting Theory and Problems I.
- 212. Financial Accounting Theory and Problems II.
- 221. Introductory Management Accounting
- 237. Taxes and Their Role in Business and Personal Decisions
- 290. International Accounting
- 351. Accounting Information Systems.
FINANCE
- 203. Applied Quantitative Analysis for Finance
- 231. Principles of Finance
- 232. Intermediate Finance
- 234. International Finance.
- 237. Financial Markets and Institutions
- 331. Corporate Finance
- 332. Banking and Investment Banking
- 335. Financial Derivatives
- 336. Fixed Income and Financial Engineering
- 338. Real Estate Finance.
We provide tutoring for the following courses offered in the master of science in accountancy degree program
- ACC652 Introduction to Auditing
- ACC711. Accounting for Derivatives and Financial Instruments
- ACC712. Business Combinations and Multinational Corporations
- ACC716. Governmental and Non profit Accounting
- ACC721. Strategic Cost Analysis
- ACC722. Resource Planning and Control
- ACC730. Tax Research Methods
- ACC731. Federal Taxation of Corporations, Estates, and Trusts
- ACC732. Selected Topics in Taxation
- ACC733. Tax Policy and Planning
- ACC734. Estate and Gift Taxation
- ACC735. Mergers Acquisitions and Buyouts
- ACC770. Global Issues in Accounting: Risk, Regulation, and Reporting
- ACC781. Accounting and Financial Management for Entrepreneurs
- ACC782. Business Analysis and Valuation
- ACC792. Accounting in Emerging Economies: Transitioning to a Market Economy.
- BUS762. Business Law for Accountants
- FIN5110 (Babcock MBA Course). Advanced Financial Management
- FIN5620 (Babcock MBA Course). Capital Markets and Institutions
Please contact us if you are looking for assistance with another topic and we will do our best to provide you the required support.