You have executive ability. Earn your MBA from Pacific University in 15 months with a weekend schedule in Hillsboro.
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) by the College of Business at Pacific University is designed for working professionals. With a weekend schedule from downtown Hillsboro, you will finish your MBA in 15 months with your close-knit cohort.

Why Pacific's MBA program?
- Designed for working professionals, earn your MBA in 15 months with an alternating-weekend schedule on Friday afternoons and Saturdays alongside a close-knit cohort.
- Choose an interdisciplinary focus or Healthcare Management
- Study remotely or from the Hillsboro, OR campus. This is not a pre-recorded, online MBA. Through synchronous learning, you will attend live classes, work together with your cohort, and engage with Pacific faculty no matter where you are.
- Step outside of the classroom with our Corporate Landscape Tours and Travel Experience
- MBA scholarships are available
- By incorporating a cohort program, Pacific's MBA program empowers students to network with classmates and professors.
Contact admissions at business@pacificu.edu to receive a free application.
Program Length
15 months
Class Schedule
Alternating Weekends
Friday 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Details (PDF)
Tuition & Fees
$35,764 (2022-2023)
Next Cohort
September 2022
MBA Opportunities
- Gain global experience first-hand through dynamic, location-based learning on the Travel Experience where you will travel with your cohort to an international destination.
- Gain theory and practical experience while visiting local businesses on the Corporate Landscape Tour.

Contact Us
Alessandra Govi | Admission Counselor, MBA Program
govia@pacificu.edu
Schedule appointment
Headlines
Thinking of advancing your career or graduate school experience? Pacific University's MBA program is your solution!
Sebastian Bannister Lawler '12, MBA '18 started a new job as an account manager at Actalent.
Ashley Martin '20, MBA '21 cruised directly from her Pacific University undergraduate degree in economics into the university's MBA program. The experience has taught her much about the world of work, professional networks, and friendships.