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UNLV Lee Business School

UNLV Lee Business School

  • United States of America
  • Las Vegas

Lee Business School has 4,000 students, including 500 graduate students, and 85 faculty members. The MBA and EMBA programs offer flexible formats, with core courses every semester and annual electives. Students benefit from scholarships, career support, and an inclusive environment focused on diversity. The school engages in events like UNLV Homecoming and fosters innovation and leadership.

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Rankings and Numbers

5%
In the top 5% of business schools worldwide with dual AACSB accreditation
#77
Part-time MBA ranks #77 nationally in the 2025 U.S. News & World Report
600
Average GMAT score

School

The UNLV Lee Business School MBA program is built for working professionals who want flexibility without sacrificing rigor. Classes are offered in the evenings and on weekends, so students can balance career and coursework. What makes it stand out is its location in Las Vegas, a global hub for hospitality, entertainment, and entrepreneurship, giving students direct access to industries that thrive on innovation and adaptability. With strong ties to the local business community, the program prepares graduates not just to advance, but to lead.

Location

The Lee Business School campus is a short distance from the Las Vegas Strip, which is right in the center of the thriving city of Las Vegas. Las Vegas is well known as the entertainment capital of the world. The city is a leader in the hospitality and entertainment industry and is one of the most visited tourist cities. Students have plenty of opportunities to gain hands-on experience in Las Vegas's flourishing industry.

Accreditations

Lee Business School is accredited by AACSB. The AACSB International (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.

Programs

The Lee Business School offers two MBA programs. The Lee MBA program is a highly-flexible, part-time, evening program taken in a hybrid format (online and on-campus). Students can design their program to meet their personal goals and schedules. The Executive MBA is a part-time, 18-month program for working senior professionals. The school also offers the possibility of combining the MBA with other masters including an MSc in Hotel Administration, Computer science, and Mathematical science.

Scholarships

UNLV’s Executive MBA students have several options to help manage the cost of their degree. Most students use federal student loans, starting with the FAFSA, which can qualify them for subsidized or unsubsidized loans through the Federal Direct Student Loan program, up to $20,500 per academic year. Additional funding is available through the Grad PLUS loan, which can cover the full cost of attendance, subject to credit approval. Loan repayment typically begins six months after graduation or if enrollment drops below half-time. Because timing matters, applicants are encouraged to submit the FAFSA by November 1 for priority consideration, using UNLV’s school code 002569. Students can also consult the Financial Aid & Scholarships office for guidance, and it’s smart to check with a tax advisor on potential deductions or employer support benefits tied to continuing education.

Fun fact

The Lee MBA is a team-based program that allows students to learn from their peers who come from diverse backgrounds and experiences. The cohort gets to connect and network with C-Suite executives twice a semester. The class tours, twice a semester, to engage with companies representing various industries and disciplines. Recent company treks include Golden Knights City National Arena, Area 15, Cemex, 21st Century Fox, Dignity Health, and T-Mobile Arena. The class also has the opportunity to travel to international destinations including the Czech Republic, Argentina, Russia, and China.