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MBA Programs in E-Commerce
Tuition, ROI, Graduate Salary, GMAT Requirements

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$58,621

Average Tuition – E-Commerce MBA Programs

$94,850

Average Starting Salary – E-Commerce MBA Programs

587

Average GMAT Scores – E-Commerce MBA Programs

149%

Average ROI – Finance MBA Programs

Executive Summary for MBA Programs in E-Commerce MBA Programs

The ranking team at MBAGuide.org, evaluated 30 E-Commerce MBA programs. Here is a summary of our comprehensive findings. Explore the details about the E-Commerce MBA, compare schools, find states and cities where the degree is offered.

  • Starting salary for new MBA graduates in E-Commerce is between $47,553 and $175,000 with an average of $94,850.
  • Campus tuition in for E-Commerce MBAs ranges between $11,978 to $162,030, with an average total tuition cost of $58,621
  • ROI for campus MBA programs in E-Commerce ranges between -40% to 410%, with an average ROI return of 149%
  • A GMAT score between 450 and 730 with an average of 587 is needed for acceptance into an MBA program in E-Commerce.
  • There are 30 campus and 23 online MBA E-Commerce Programs.
  • Average student enrollment varies between 59 and 1,303 with an overall average of 306.
  • Student / Faculty Ratio for MBA programs offering a E-Commerce concentration varies between 4:1 and 30:1 with an average of 16:1 students.
  • 30 MBA programs in E-Commerce are ranked by the following institutions MBAGuide: 27, US News: 10, Forbes: 8, BW: 10, FT: 7 and Economist: 7.
  1. Comprehensive comparisons, data and analysis – MBAGuide conducted an in-depth analysis of 30 AACSB-accredited campus MBA programs in E-Commerce to find the top programs in the country.
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  3. Detailed school profiles of E-Commerce MBA programs their strengths, faculty expertise, alumni networks to help align your program choice

Best 10 MBA Programs in E-Commerce

Harvard University

Harvard Business School

Location:

  • Boston

,

  • MA

Control: Private for-profit

Academic Year: Quarter

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business

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  • Tuition: $149,820
  • Graduate Salary: $175,000
  • Graduate ROI: 17%
  • GMAT Required: Yes
  • Avg. GMAT: 730
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 7:1
  • Enrollment: 1945

Degree Level(s):

  • Doctoral
  • ·
  • MBA

Offered As:

  • Campus
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • Concentrations: 24
  • Consulting
  • Data Analytics
  • E-Commerce
  • Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Ethics
  • Finance
  • General Business
  • Healthcare Administration
  • Human Resources
  • Information Systems
  • Leadership
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Nonprofit
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Public Administration
  • Real Estate
  • Science and Technology
  • Sports Management
  • Statistics
  • Supply Chain
  • Taxation
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 1
  • State Rank: 1
  • National Rank: 3
  • Online Rank: Not Ranked
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

Northwestern University

Kellogg School of Management

Location:

  • Evanston

,

  • IL

Control: Private for-profit

Academic Year: Quarter

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business

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  • Tuition: $162,030
  • Graduate Salary: $175,000
  • Graduate ROI: 8%
  • GMAT Required: Yes
  • Avg. GMAT: 729
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 8:1
  • Enrollment: 3074

Degree Level(s):

  • Doctoral
  • ·
  • E-MBA
  • ·
  • MBA

Offered As:

  • Campus
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • Concentrations: 20
  • Accounting
  • Communications
  • Data Analytics
  • E-Commerce
  • Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • Financial Management
  • General Business
  • Healthcare Administration
  • Information Systems
  • Leadership
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Public Administration
  • Real Estate
  • Science and Technology
  • Statistics
  • Sustainability
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 1
  • State Rank: 1
  • National Rank: 6
  • Online Rank: Not Ranked
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

Georgetown University

McDonough School of Business

Location:

  • Washington

,

  • DC

Control: Private

Academic Year: Semester

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business

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  • Tuition: $124,814
  • Graduate Salary: $138,552
  • Graduate ROI: 11%
  • GMAT Required: Yes
  • Avg. GMAT: 697
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 12:1
  • Enrollment: 3058

Degree Level(s):

  • E-MBA
  • ·
  • Master
  • ·
  • MBA
  • ·
  • Undergraduate

Offered As:

  • 1-Year
  • ·
  • Campus
  • ·
  • Distance Education
  • ·
  • Evenings
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • ·
  • Off Campus
  • ·
  • Online
  • ·
  • Part-Time
  • ·
  • Partnership
  • ·
  • Weekends
  • Concentrations: 17
  • Accounting
  • Corporate Finance
  • Data Analytics
  • E-Commerce
  • Ethics
  • Finance
  • General Business
  • Global Management
  • International Business
  • Leadership
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Nonprofit
  • Operations Management
  • Other
  • Real Estate
  • Science and Technology
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 1
  • State Rank: 1
  • National Rank: 20
  • Online Rank: 10
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

University of California, Berkeley

Haas School of Business

Location:

  • Berkeley

,

  • CA

Control: Public

Academic Year: Semester

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business

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  • Tuition: $139,628
  • Graduate Salary: $152,831
  • Graduate ROI: 9%
  • GMAT Required: Yes
  • Avg. GMAT: 729
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 19:1
  • Enrollment: 3068

Degree Level(s):

  • Doctoral
  • ·
  • E-MBA
  • ·
  • Master
  • ·
  • MBA
  • ·
  • Undergraduate

Offered As:

  • Evenings
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • ·
  • Part-Time
  • ·
  • Weekends
  • Concentrations: 22
  • Consulting
  • Data Analytics
  • E-Commerce
  • Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Ethics
  • Finance
  • General Business
  • Healthcare Administration
  • Information Systems
  • International Business
  • Leadership
  • Management
  • Manufacturing
  • Marketing
  • Nonprofit
  • Operations Management
  • Public Administration
  • Quantitative Methods
  • Real Estate
  • Science and Technology
  • Supply Chain
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 1
  • State Rank: 3
  • National Rank: 23
  • Online Rank: Not Ranked
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

University of St. Thomas-Minnesota

Opus College of Business

Location:

  • Minneapolis

,

  • MN

Control: Private

Academic Year: Semester

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business

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  • Tuition: $61,596
  • Graduate Salary: $102,900
  • Graduate ROI: 67%
  • GMAT Required: No
  • Avg. GMAT: 680
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 17:1
  • Enrollment: 2990

Degree Level(s):

  • E-MBA
  • ·
  • Master
  • ·
  • MBA
  • ·
  • Undergraduate

Offered As:

  • Campus
  • ·
  • Distance Education
  • ·
  • Evenings
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • ·
  • Online
  • ·
  • Part-Time
  • ·
  • Weekends
  • Concentrations: 19
  • Accounting
  • Communications
  • Corporate Finance
  • Data Analytics
  • E-Commerce
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • General Business
  • Global Management
  • Healthcare Administration
  • Human Resources
  • Insurance
  • International Business
  • Law
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Operations Management
  • Real Estate
  • Supply Chain
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 1
  • State Rank: 1
  • National Rank: 24
  • Online Rank: 11
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

University of Maryland

Robert H. Smith School of Business

Location:

  • College Park

,

  • MD

Control: Public

Academic Year: Semester

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business

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  • Tuition: $98,865
  • Graduate Salary: $121,103
  • Graduate ROI: 22%
  • GMAT Required: Optional
  • Avg. GMAT: 656
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 14:1
  • Enrollment: 4666

Degree Level(s):

  • Doctoral
  • ·
  • E-MBA
  • ·
  • Master
  • ·
  • MBA
  • ·
  • Undergraduate

Offered As:

  • Campus
  • ·
  • Distance Education
  • ·
  • Evenings
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • ·
  • Off Campus
  • ·
  • Online
  • ·
  • Part-Time
  • ·
  • Weekends
  • Concentrations: 21
  • Accounting
  • Corporate Finance
  • Data Analytics
  • E-Commerce
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • General Business
  • Global Management
  • Human Resources
  • Information Systems
  • Insurance
  • International Business
  • Leadership
  • Management
  • Manufacturing
  • Marketing
  • Operations Management
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Quantitative Methods
  • Supply Chain
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 1
  • State Rank: 1
  • National Rank: 27
  • Online Rank: 12
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

The University of Michigan

Stephen M. Ross School of Business

Location:

  • Ann Arbor

,

  • MI

Control: Public

Academic Year: Semester

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business

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  • Tuition: $137,056
  • Graduate Salary: $153,465
  • Graduate ROI: 12%
  • GMAT Required: Optional
  • Avg. GMAT: 720
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 14:1
  • Enrollment: 4341

Degree Level(s):

  • Doctoral
  • ·
  • E-MBA
  • ·
  • Master
  • ·
  • MBA
  • ·
  • Undergraduate

Offered As:

  • 1-Year
  • ·
  • Campus
  • ·
  • Evenings
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • ·
  • Online
  • ·
  • Part-Time
  • ·
  • Partnership
  • ·
  • Weekends
  • Concentrations: 8
  • Accounting
  • Data Analytics
  • E-Commerce
  • General Business
  • Management
  • Nonprofit
  • Science and Technology
  • Supply Chain
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 1
  • State Rank: 2
  • National Rank: 44
  • Online Rank: 22
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

Dartmouth College

Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth

Location:

  • Hanover

,

  • NH

Control: Private

Academic Year: Quarter

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business

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  • Tuition: $155,040
  • Graduate Salary: $159,842
  • Graduate ROI: 3%
  • GMAT Required: Yes
  • Avg. GMAT: 726
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 4:1
  • Enrollment: 592

Degree Level(s):

  • MBA

Offered As:

  • Campus
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • Concentrations: 5
  • E-Commerce
  • General Business
  • Management
  • Nonprofit
  • Science and Technology
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 1
  • State Rank: 1
  • National Rank: 54
  • Online Rank: Not Ranked
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

University of Cincinnati

Carl H. Lindner College of Business

Location:

  • Cincinnati

,

  • OH

Control: Public

Academic Year: Semester

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business

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  • Tuition: $23,996
  • Graduate Salary: $87,013
  • Graduate ROI: 263%
  • GMAT Required: Optional
  • Avg. GMAT: 639
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 21:1
  • Enrollment: 5852

Degree Level(s):

  • Doctoral
  • ·
  • Master
  • ·
  • MBA
  • ·
  • Undergraduate

Offered As:

  • 1-Year
  • ·
  • Campus
  • ·
  • Distance Education
  • ·
  • Evenings
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • ·
  • Off Campus
  • ·
  • Online
  • ·
  • Part-Time
  • ·
  • Weekends
  • Concentrations: 24
  • Accounting
  • Communications
  • Corporate Finance
  • Data Analytics
  • E-Commerce
  • Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • General Business
  • Global Management
  • Human Resources
  • Information Systems
  • Insurance
  • International Business
  • Management
  • Manufacturing
  • Marketing
  • Operations Management
  • Product Management
  • Project Management
  • Quantitative Methods
  • Real Estate
  • Science and Technology
  • Taxation
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 1
  • State Rank: 1
  • National Rank: 64
  • Online Rank: 38
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

Suffolk University

Sawyer Business School

Location:

  • Boston

,

  • MA

Control: Private

Academic Year: Semester

Accredited: AACSB

Accreditation: Business and Accounting

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  • Tuition: $59,391
  • Graduate Salary: $80,455
  • Graduate ROI: 35%
  • GMAT Required: No
  • Avg. GMAT: 580
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 10:1
  • Enrollment: 2276

Degree Level(s):

  • E-MBA
  • ·
  • Master
  • ·
  • MBA
  • ·
  • Undergraduate

Offered As:

  • Campus
  • ·
  • Distance Education
  • ·
  • Evenings
  • ·
  • Full-Time
  • ·
  • Off Campus
  • ·
  • Online
  • ·
  • Part-Time
  • ·
  • Weekends
  • Concentrations: 23
  • Accounting
  • Corporate Finance
  • Data Analytics
  • E-Commerce
  • Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • General Business
  • Global Management
  • Healthcare Administration
  • Human Resources
  • Information Systems
  • International Business
  • Leadership
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Other
  • Public Administration
  • Science and Technology
  • Sports Management
  • Supply Chain
  • Taxation
  • Best in:
  • Rankings
  • City Rank: 5
  • State Rank: 10
  • National Rank: 118
  • Online Rank: 81
  • Top 10% in State: ROI, Tuition
  • Better than State Average: GMAT
  • Better than National Average: Student / Faculty Ratio

Interactive Table of the Best Ranked MBA Programs in E-Commerce

Easily sort the interactive table below to find the best E-Commerce MBA programs by RankSchool NameROITuitionAverage Starting Salary, and Campus or Online to find and to compare MBA programs in E-Commerce. Click on any school for a comprehensive school profile.

Rank University ROIIn State TuitionAvg. Starting SalaryStateOnline
1 Harvard University 17.00% $149,820 $175,000MANo
2 Northwestern University 8.00% $162,030 $175,000ILNo
3 Georgetown University 11.00% $124,814 $138,552DCYes
4 University of California, Berkeley 9.00% $139,628 $152,831CANo
5 University of St. Thomas-Minnesota 67.00% $61,596 $102,900MNYes
6 University of Maryland 22.00% $98,865 $121,103MDYes
7 The University of Michigan 12.00% $137,056 $153,465MIYes
8 Dartmouth College 3.00% $155,040 $159,842NHNo
9 University of Cincinnati 263.00% $23,996 $87,013OHYes
10 Suffolk University 35.00% $59,391 $80,455MAYes
11 University of Baltimore 120.00% $35,128 $77,400MDYes
12 California State Polytechnic University Pomona 200.00% $29,800 $89,440CANo
13 University of Missouri 86.00% $45,000 $83,500MOYes
14 Missouri University of Science and Technology 340.00% $16,488 $72,600MOYes
15 Eastern Michigan University 166.00% $34,616 $92,100MIYes
16 Weber State University 326.00% $19,908 $84,900UTYes
17 Minnesota State University, Mankato 173.00% $28,512 $77,720MNYes
18 Western Michigan University 223.00% $29,377 $95,000MIYes
19 University of Nebraska at Omaha 410.00% $17,493 $89,200NEYes
20 University of North Florida 249.00% $17,767 $62,014FLNo
21 The University of North Carolina at Greensboro 180.00% $25,000 $70,100NCYes
22 The University of Rhode Island 208.00% $24,000 $73,900RIYes
23 University of South Dakota 219.00% $14,892 $47,553SDYes
24 University of Toledo 212.00% $23,506 $73,300OHYes
25 Rochester Institute of Technology -40.00% $108,352 $64,800NYYes
26 Monmouth University -5.00% $67,152 $64,000NJNo
27 Youngstown State University 377.00% $13,500 $64,400OHYes
28 Slippery Rock University 141.00% $25,318 $61,100PAYes
29 North Carolina Central University 303.00% $11,978 $48,300NCYes

An MBA program in E-Commerce will cost you between $11,978.00 to $162,030.00.

  • Number of Programs Offering E-Commerce MBAs: 30
  • Average GMAT Score for E-Commerce MBA Programs: 587
  • Average In-State Tuition for E-Commerce MBA Programs: $58,621.48
  • Average Graduate Salary for E-Commerce MBA Programs: $94,850
  • Average ROI for E-Commerce MBA Programs: 149%

Compare E-Commerce MBA Program Averages vs Campus

 AveragesMBA ProgramsOnline MBA Programs
Number of Programs3023
Average Starting Salary$94,850$85,537
Average MBA Tuition$58,621
$44,490
Average ROI149%175%
Average GMAT Scores587
569
Average Full-Time MBA Faculty7268
Average MBA Student Faculty Ratio16:117:1
Faculty with Doctorate84%84%
Average Full-Time MBA Enrollment306294
Average Part-Time MBA Enrollment322349
Average % of MBA Students from U.S.84%84%

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What is the Average MBA Salary for E-Commerce Graduates?

Though it’s not the only factor, compensation is an important consideration for individuals considering obtaining an MBA degree. Salaries for graduates with master’s degrees in E-Commerce can be significantly higher than those of graduates with only a bachelor’s degree. In addition, advance salary projections from the US Department of Labor show that average MBA salaries are expected to increase by 13.5% each year through the year 2028 with an annual need of 99,000 new managers needed each year.

MBA salaries differs wildly depending on the program you chose, the industry you enter and the experience you have. After earning an MBA from University of South Dakota, the average MBA graduate annual salary is $47,553 . A degree from Northwestern University, will provide an annual salary of $175,000.

Average MBA starting salary for graduates from accredited programs is $94,850 with the lowest of starting of $47,553 and the highest reported starting salary of $175,000.

Average Graduate Salaries for In-Person E-Commerce MBA Programs

  • Average E-Commerce: $94,850
  • Lowest E-Commerce: $47,553
  • Highest E-Commerce: $175,000

10 Highest Salaries for In-Person MBA Graduates in E-Commerce

  1. Northwestern University - $175,000.00
  2. Harvard University - $175,000.00
  3. Dartmouth College - $159,842.00
  4. The University of Michigan - $153,465.00
  5. University of California, Berkeley - $152,831.00
  6. Georgetown University - $138,552.00
  7. University of Maryland - $121,103.00
  8. David B. O'Maley College of Business - $108,000.00
  9. University of St. Thomas-Minnesota - $102,900.00
  10. Western Michigan University - $95,000.00

10 Lowest Salaries for In-Person MBA Graduates in E-Commerce

  1. University of South Dakota - $47,553.00
  2. North Carolina Central University - $48,300.00
  3. Slippery Rock University - $61,100.00
  4. University of North Florida - $62,014.00
  5. Monmouth University - $64,000.00
  6. Youngstown State University - $64,400.00
  7. Rochester Institute of Technology - $64,800.00
  8. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro - $70,100.00
  9. Missouri University of Science and Technology - $72,600.00
  10. University of Toledo - $73,300.00

Average Salary for Graduate of MBA Programs in E-Commerce Programs – Interactive Table

Easily sort the interactive table below to find the best E-Commerce MBA programs by Starting Salary, and Campus or Online to find and to compare MBA programs in E-Commerce. Click on any school for a comprehensive school profile.

Rank University Avg. Starting SalaryIn State TuitionROIStateOnline
1 University of South Dakota $47,553 $14,892 219.00%SDYes
2 North Carolina Central University $48,300 $11,978 303.00%NCYes
3 Slippery Rock University $61,100 $25,318 141.00%PAYes
4 University of North Florida $62,014 $17,767 249.00%FLNo
5 Monmouth University $64,000 $67,152 -5.00%NJNo
6 Youngstown State University $64,400 $13,500 377.00%OHYes
7 Rochester Institute of Technology $64,800 $108,352 -40.00%NYYes
8 The University of North Carolina at Greensboro $70,100 $25,000 180.00%NCYes
9 Missouri University of Science and Technology $72,600 $16,488 340.00%MOYes
10 University of Toledo $73,300 $23,506 212.00%OHYes
11 The University of Rhode Island $73,900 $24,000 208.00%RIYes
12 University of Baltimore $77,400 $35,128 120.00%MDYes
13 Minnesota State University, Mankato $77,720 $28,512 173.00%MNYes
14 Suffolk University $80,455 $59,391 35.00%MAYes
15 University of Missouri $83,500 $45,000 86.00%MOYes
16 Weber State University $84,900 $19,908 326.00%UTYes
17 University of Cincinnati $87,013 $23,996 263.00%OHYes
18 University of Nebraska at Omaha $89,200 $17,493 410.00%NEYes
19 California State Polytechnic University Pomona $89,440 $29,800 200.00%CANo
20 Eastern Michigan University $92,100 $34,616 166.00%MIYes
21 Western Michigan University $95,000 $29,377 223.00%MIYes
22 University of St. Thomas-Minnesota $102,900 $61,596 67.00%MNYes
23 University of Maryland $121,103 $98,865 22.00%MDYes
24 Georgetown University $138,552 $124,814 11.00%DCYes
25 University of California, Berkeley $152,831 $139,628 9.00%CANo
26 The University of Michigan $153,465 $137,056 12.00%MIYes
27 Dartmouth College $159,842 $155,040 3.00%NHNo
28 Northwestern University $175,000 $162,030 8.00%ILNo
28 Harvard University $175,000 $149,820 17.00%MANo

What is the Average In-Person MBA Tuition for E-Commerce Programs?


If you plan on attending an MBA program, it’s best to start thinking about fiscal responsibility. A prospective B-Student needs to weigh their tuition options. An AACSB-accredited MBA program can pave the way for a great starting salary or career advancement. An MBA program can provide the flexibility of completing a program while being employed in your respective career.

The average in-state tuition for an MBA in E-Commerce is $58,621.48 compared to an average campus program E-Commerce is $58,621.48 .

The lowest AACSB tuition rate at $11,978.00 from North Carolina Central University.

The highest AACSB tuition rate is $162,030.00 from Northwestern University.

Average Tuition for In-Person MBA Programs in E-Commerce

10 Most Affordable MBA Programs in E-Commerce

  1. North Carolina Central University - $11,978.00
  2. Youngstown State University - $13,500.00
  3. University of South Dakota - $14,892.00
  4. Missouri University of Science and Technology - $16,488.00
  5. University of Nebraska at Omaha - $17,493.00
  6. University of North Florida - $17,767.00
  7. Weber State University - $19,908.00
  8. University of Toledo - $23,506.00
  9. University of Cincinnati - $23,996.00
  10. The University of Rhode Island - $24,000.00

10 Most Expensive MBA Programs in E-Commerce

  1. Northwestern University - $162,030.00
  2. Dartmouth College - $155,040.00
  3. Harvard University - $149,820.00
  4. University of California, Berkeley - $139,628.00
  5. The University of Michigan - $137,056.00
  6. Georgetown University - $124,814.00
  7. Rochester Institute of Technology - $108,352.00
  8. University of Maryland - $98,865.00
  9. Monmouth University - $67,152.00
  10. University of St. Thomas-Minnesota - $61,596.00

Interactive Table – Tuition for MBA Programs in E-Commerce Programs

Easily sort the interactive table below to find the best E-Commerce MBA programs by Tuition to find and to compare MBA programs in E-Commerce. Click on any school for a comprehensive school profile.

Rank University In State TuitionAvg. Starting SalaryROIStateOnline
1 North Carolina Central University $11,978 $48,300 303.00%NCYes
2 Youngstown State University $13,500 $64,400 377.00%OHYes
3 University of South Dakota $14,892 $47,553 219.00%SDYes
4 Missouri University of Science and Technology $16,488 $72,600 340.00%MOYes
5 University of Nebraska at Omaha $17,493 $89,200 410.00%NEYes
6 University of North Florida $17,767 $62,014 249.00%FLNo
7 Weber State University $19,908 $84,900 326.00%UTYes
8 University of Toledo $23,506 $73,300 212.00%OHYes
9 University of Cincinnati $23,996 $87,013 263.00%OHYes
10 The University of Rhode Island $24,000 $73,900 208.00%RIYes
11 The University of North Carolina at Greensboro $25,000 $70,100 180.00%NCYes
12 Slippery Rock University $25,318 $61,100 141.00%PAYes
13 Minnesota State University, Mankato $28,512 $77,720 173.00%MNYes
14 Western Michigan University $29,377 $95,000 223.00%MIYes
15 California State Polytechnic University Pomona $29,800 $89,440 200.00%CANo
16 Eastern Michigan University $34,616 $92,100 166.00%MIYes
17 University of Baltimore $35,128 $77,400 120.00%MDYes
18 University of Missouri $45,000 $83,500 86.00%MOYes
19 Suffolk University $59,391 $80,455 35.00%MAYes
20 University of St. Thomas-Minnesota $61,596 $102,900 67.00%MNYes
21 Monmouth University $67,152 $64,000 -5.00%NJNo
22 University of Maryland $98,865 $121,103 22.00%MDYes
23 Rochester Institute of Technology $108,352 $64,800 -40.00%NYYes
24 Georgetown University $124,814 $138,552 11.00%DCYes
25 The University of Michigan $137,056 $153,465 12.00%MIYes
26 University of California, Berkeley $139,628 $152,831 9.00%CANo
27 Harvard University $149,820 $175,000 17.00%MANo
28 Dartmouth College $155,040 $159,842 3.00%NHNo
29 Northwestern University $162,030 $175,000 8.00%ILNo

What is the Average ROI for MBA Programs in E-Commerce?

Choosing an MBA program requires more than a glance at the school’s reputation or curriculum. The return on investment (ROI) should take center stage in your evaluation. This measurement reveals the potential value derived from your tuition investment, putting key factors such as starting salary and career progression under the microscope.

By scrutinizing the ROI, you’re not just making a decision—you’re making an informed one. This approach will ensure the selection of an MBA program that provides the most bang for your buck. Checking the ROI might not be an afterthought; it could be the game-changer in your MBA journey.

For MBA programs in across the U.S., the ROI ranges from -40% to 410%.The lowest MBA ROI of -40% is from the program at Rochester Institute of Technology.The highest MBA ROI of 410% is offered by University of Nebraska at Omaha.On average, MBA programs across the U.S. have an ROI of 186%.

Interactive Table – ROI for MBA Programs in E-Commerce Programs

Easily sort the interactive table below to find the best E-Commerce MBA programs by ROI to find and to compare MBA programs in E-Commerce. Click on any school for a comprehensive school profile.

Rank University ROIIn State TuitionAvg. Starting SalaryStateOnline
1 University of Nebraska at Omaha 410.00% $17,493 $89,200NEYes
2 Youngstown State University 377.00% $13,500 $64,400OHYes
3 Missouri University of Science and Technology 340.00% $16,488 $72,600MOYes
4 Weber State University 326.00% $19,908 $84,900UTYes
5 North Carolina Central University 303.00% $11,978 $48,300NCYes
6 University of Cincinnati 263.00% $23,996 $87,013OHYes
7 University of North Florida 249.00% $17,767 $62,014FLNo
8 Western Michigan University 223.00% $29,377 $95,000MIYes
9 University of South Dakota 219.00% $14,892 $47,553SDYes
10 University of Toledo 212.00% $23,506 $73,300OHYes
11 The University of Rhode Island 208.00% $24,000 $73,900RIYes
12 California State Polytechnic University Pomona 200.00% $29,800 $89,440CANo
13 The University of North Carolina at Greensboro 180.00% $25,000 $70,100NCYes
14 Minnesota State University, Mankato 173.00% $28,512 $77,720MNYes
15 Eastern Michigan University 166.00% $34,616 $92,100MIYes
16 Slippery Rock University 141.00% $25,318 $61,100PAYes
17 University of Baltimore 120.00% $35,128 $77,400MDYes
18 University of Missouri 86.00% $45,000 $83,500MOYes
19 University of St. Thomas-Minnesota 67.00% $61,596 $102,900MNYes
20 Suffolk University 35.00% $59,391 $80,455MAYes
21 University of Maryland 22.00% $98,865 $121,103MDYes
22 Harvard University 17.00% $149,820 $175,000MANo
23 The University of Michigan 12.00% $137,056 $153,465MIYes
24 Georgetown University 11.00% $124,814 $138,552DCYes
25 University of California, Berkeley 9.00% $139,628 $152,831CANo
26 Northwestern University 8.00% $162,030 $175,000ILNo
27 Dartmouth College 3.00% $155,040 $159,842NHNo

ROI for MBA Programs

  • Average: 186%
  • Lowest: -40%
  • Highest: 410%

10 Highest ROI for MBA Programs in E-Commerce

  1. University of Nebraska at Omaha - 410.00%
  2. Youngstown State University - 377.00%
  3. Missouri University of Science and Technology - 340.00%
  4. Weber State University - 326.00%
  5. North Carolina Central University - 303.00%
  6. University of Cincinnati - 263.00%
  7. University of North Florida - 249.00%
  8. Western Michigan University - 223.00%
  9. University of South Dakota - 219.00%
  10. University of Toledo - 212.00%

10 Lowest ROI for MBA Programs in E-Commerce

  1. Dartmouth College - 3.00%
  2. Northwestern University - 8.00%
  3. University of California, Berkeley - 9.00%
  4. Georgetown University - 11.00%
  5. The University of Michigan - 12.00%
  6. Harvard University - 17.00%
  7. University of Maryland - 22.00%
  8. Suffolk University - 35.00%
  9. University of St. Thomas-Minnesota - 67.00%
  10. University of Missouri - 86.00%

What is the Average GMAT Score Needed for an MBA Program in E-Commerce?

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a standardized examination used by MBA schools to assess their applicant pool. The test is strategically designed to measure an applicant’s analytical, verbal, writing and mathematical skills. The GMAT is used as a predictor of success in MBA programs and tests one’s ability to successfully handle the advanced quantitative and qualitative study of business and management.

Even though some B-Schools may not require a GMAT Scores, there’s a good chance that a highly-competitive MBA program does require the GMAT. With that being said, average GMAT Scores for in-person MBA programs in E-Commerce is 587 with a highest of 730 and the lowest of 450

The average GMAT score needed for a E-Commerce MBA program from an institution is between 450 from Slippery Rock University to 730 from Harvard University. The average GMAT scores for E-Commerce MBA programs is 587.

It’s important to note that not all MBA programs require a GMAT Score for admissions, but most reputable programs do. With that being said, if you have your eye on a list of competitive programs, it’s best to boost your GMAT Score accordingly. Outside of a solid GMAT Score, B-School admissions departments look at a candidate’s undergraduate GPA, professional experience, letters of recommendation, CV, and personal statement. A strong undergraduate performance may offset a sub-part GMAT Score. The average GMAT Score for on-campus MBA programs in E-Commerce is a 586.90 compared to an average MBA program score of 586.90. It is recommended that each B-School applicant take a GMAT diagnostic test in order to determine whether or not further study and/or a prep course is needed to boost your score.

Average GMAT Score for MBA Programs in E-Commerce

  • Average: 587
  • Lowest: 450
  • Highest: 730

10 Lowest GMAT for MBA Programs in E-Commerce

  1. Slippery Rock University - 450
  2. University of Toledo - 475
  3. North Carolina Central University - 480
  4. Western Michigan University - 494
  5. Youngstown State University - 500
  6. University of Nebraska at Omaha - 500
  7. Monmouth University - 510
  8. Rochester Institute of Technology - 514
  9. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro - 525
  10. Eastern Michigan University - 526

10 Highest GMAT for MBA Programs in E-Commerce

  1. Harvard University - 730
  2. Northwestern University - 729
  3. University of California, Berkeley - 729
  4. Dartmouth College - 726
  5. The University of Michigan - 720
  6. Georgetown University - 697
  7. University of St. Thomas-Minnesota - 680
  8. University of Maryland - 656
  9. University of Cincinnati - 639
  10. Minnesota State University, Mankato - 621

No GMAT or GRE: Best MBA Programs in E-Commerce

More than 233 AACSB accredited MBA programs do not require their applicants to take GMAT exam. Many well-known programs such as the University of Michigan and the University of California, Los Angeles no longer require the exam. If you are unsure where you would like to take your program, then you should take the GMAT sooner rather than later so you don’t lose time meeting the score requirement of a program.

Alumni from Schools Offering an MBA in E-Commerce

There are pros and cons when considering the size of your MBA in Accounting program. Larger, more diverse student populations, may lend itself to greater networking and job placement opportunities; whereas smaller programs may provide for more meaningful interactions with fellow classmates.

The importance of networking, whether it’s by way of campus job fairs, student organization members, or faculty mentorship, should not be understated when considering an MBA program. The average MBA enrollment size has a direct impact on your studies, your job prospects, your ability to define your career goals and after graduation connections.

Every B-School has a strategy behind their enrollment sizes. If a prospective B-Student is looking for networking opportunities, wants to attend job fairs, and plans on joining student organizations, B-School enrollment size plays an important role in the decision making process. For the B-Student interested in the smaller cohort-style classroom experience and thrive with face-to-face collaboration with their professors, a manageable enrollment size is the preferred option.

For E-Commerce MBA programs, the range for full-time enrollment is between 59 and 1,303. For part-time enrollment, the range is between : 11.00 and : 733.00.

Average Enrollment for MBA Programs Offering an MBA in E-Commerce

10 MBA Programs with the Highest Enrollment (Alumni)

  1. The University of Michigan - 1,303
  2. California State Polytechnic University Pomona - 589
  3. Georgetown University - 497
  4. University of Toledo - 462
  5. University of Cincinnati - 385
  6. University of Maryland - 348
  7. Suffolk University - 274
  8. University of North Florida - 189
  9. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro - 178
  10. Missouri University of Science and Technology - 154

10 MBA Programs with the Smallest Enrollment (Alumni)

  1. Slippery Rock University - 59
  2. Western Michigan University - 62
  3. University of Baltimore - 68
  4. Eastern Michigan University - 96
  5. David B. O'Maley College of Business - 110
  6. University of South Dakota - 125
  7. Missouri University of Science and Technology - 154
  8. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro - 178
  9. University of North Florida - 189
  10. Suffolk University - 274

Student / Faculty Ratio for MBA Programs in E-Commerce

For most students, their professors are the first exposure to the business world. They are normally practitioners in the field and have successful risen to the top of their respective careers. B-School E-Commerce Professors can guide you toward a specific concentration, provide the latest industry trends, and put you on the right track, career-wise. The Student/Faculty ratio is important to those interested in building a lasting relationship with their professor. To use them as a networking opportunity and an advisor.

Top 10 Concentrations Available from Schools Also Offering an Degree in E-Commerce?

Highly competitive B-Schools recruit part-time and full-time professors that are both academic and industry influencers. They are the subject matter experts in their respective concentrations. To meet the diverse needs of E-Commerce businesses, MBA programs here have risen to the challenge by offering you an array of more than 47 MBA concentrations including:

  • E-Commerce: 30
  • General Business: 28
  • Management: 28
  • Finance: 25
  • Accounting: 24
  • Marketing: 24
  • Data Analytics: 23
  • Corporate Finance: 22
  • Information Systems: 19
  • Entrepreneurship: 18

Here are the top schools offering the widest variety of concentrations to choose from:

The Importance of MBA Accreditation for MBA Programs

The importance of accreditation can’t be underestimated. For many, knowing your school is accredited by the AACSB and regionally accredited by the US Department of Education is enough assurance that you will receive a quality education, where credits are more likely to transfer, and you will be qualified for loans, grants, and scholarships.

AACSB accreditation is considered to be the gold standard in business school credentialing. Established to promote high-quality business education in the U.S., AACSB members developed a stringent accreditation process. Members are held accountable for following an established business education framework set forth by the AACSB. With that comes MBA degrees conferrals that are widely recognized by Fortune 500 companies. This results in lucrative job opportunities.

MBA Program Options Available for E-Commerce MBA Programs

Options for earning your E-Commerce MBA have never been more flexible. E-Commerce MBA programs have become adept at offering effective alternatives for you to earn your MBA, no matter your life situation or schedule.

There are 30 E-Commerce accredited MBA programs. 2 private and 21 public schools offering E-Commerce MBA programs.

Number of Award Earned for MBA Programs Offering an E-Commerce Degree

The ranking of MBA programs is certainly not an exact science and plenty of subjective reasoning and biases come into play. We offer insights into ranking as another way to evaluate a potential MBA program.

Of the 30 accredited MBA programs offered in E-Commerce, 27 of them have been recognized by at least one distinguished publication MBAGuide, PQ, US News, Forbes, BW, FT and Economist garnering an award as one of the best MBA programs in the country.

Publications and the number of awards granted for an MBA degree in E-Commerce :

  • MBAGuide: 27
  • US News: 10
  • Forbes: 8
  • BW: 10
  • FT: 7
  • Economist: 7

How We Rank the Best MBA Programs in E-Commerce

MBAGuide.org employs a comprehensive ranking methodology that combines quantitative data (80% of the score) with qualitative assessments (20%) to evaluate MBA programs. The quantitative component considers factors such as student-faculty ratio, tuition, enrollment, and post-graduation salaries, while the qualitative aspect incorporates editorial ratings and school reputation, providing a well-rounded view of each program’s quality and value.

Best MBA Programs by Concentration: Online and In-Person

What is an MBA in E-Commerce

From Wayfair to Amazon, the e-commerce industry is booming. In order to keep ahead of this fast-paced, always evolving industry, an MBA in E-Commerce is a powerful credential that will instantly separate you from other job candidates. With this concentration, you will learn everything from supply chain management, sales and customer service management, product development, affiliate marketing, digital marketing, and operations management.

Through an exciting mix of case studies, class work, and guest lecturers, you will be armed with all the tools necessary to manage an e-commerce department. This concentration will teach you CRM system management, quality assurance monitoring, net promoter score analysis, and the latest in supply chain management platforms.

Without an online presence, a business is missing out on one of the major advertising/marketing platforms. The goal of an MBA in E-Commerce is to teach students how to plan, implement, and manage their own e-business from the startup phase to a thriving enterprise. Whether it’s a third-party retail store, a digital marketing agency, or a consultancy business, developing an online presence is critical to the long-term success of your company.

Knowing how to build a powerful brand while differentiating your company’s products and services are paramount to the success of an e-commerce business. An MBA in E-Commerce gives you the recipe for building a thriving e-business.

What is the Career Outlook for E-commerce MBAs?

Why choose an MBA with a concentration in E-commerce Management? Predictions from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicate strong growth in management positions overall, with an 8 percent average increase in management-level employment expected across all professions from 2018 to 2028, creating 827,000 jobs. Additionally, the BLS pegged the median salary for managers at $112,590, an important consideration for students considering a major investment in their education.

US Department of Labor – Projections Central

What is the Industry Outlook for E-Commerce

The estimated U.S. retail sales revenue, according to The Census Bureau of the Department of Commerce, was $111.5 billion in the 2nd quarter of 2017 – an increase of 4.8 percent (±0.9%) from the first quarter of 2017. The steady uptick in internet sales has been taking place since the dot-com bubble from 1995-2001. In 2016, online sales of physical goods amounted to $360.3 billion and are projected to surpass $603.4 billion in 2021. This is a great time to pursue an MBA in E-Commerce.

Better yet, employment of computer and information systems managers is projected to grow 12% from 2016 to 2026, faster than the average for all occupations. IT managers are the key link between the back-end efficiency of an e-commerce company and the operations teams that handle incoming orders, customer service issues, logistics, marketing, and supplier management systems.

How Much Does an E-Commerce Manager Earn

The average E-Commerce Manager salary in the United States is approximately $84,668 per year. Their salaries are usually a mix of base salary, commission plan, and team-wide performance metrics. Salary information comes from 14,661 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed.

According to Glassdoor, the median annual E-Commerce Marketing Manager salary is $88,162 with a range usually between $76,871 and $99,185.

The median annual wage for IT managers is $135,800. The lowest 10% of IT managers earned less than $82,360, with the highest 10% earning more than $208,000.

The median annual salary for computer and information systems managers in the e-commerce top industries are as follows:

SectorAvg. Salary
Information$150,190
aComputer systems design and related services$143,040
Finance and insurance$142,890
Manufacturing$139,540
Management of companies and enterprises$136,690

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What Can I Do With an MBA in E-Commerce

Are There Opportunities for Promotion at an E-Commerce Company

The answer is 100% yes. As an MBA in E-Commerce graduate, you will have a leg up on the majority of E-Commerce employees who most likely started in an entry-level customer service/sales role. The barrier to entry into an E-Commerce company like Wayfair.com is a Bachelor degree. Once you are a successful customer service agent in a call-center environment, you will have the opportunity to apply for internal job openings. Those with an MBA in E-Commerce will stand out from the competition due to the specialized nature of the degree.

What Types of Careers Are Available for an MBA in E-Commerce

Graduates with Master of Business Administration in E-Commerce can pursue management careers in the sales, customer service, supplier operations, logistics, marketing, IT, and/or accounting/finance. There is plenty of opportunity for those interested in B2B account management roles. Buiding relationships with third-party vendors is a critical skillset and one that takes time – like most sales pipelines.

SectorDescription
E-Commerce ManagersE-Commerce Managers oversee a company’s online sales funnel. They are responsible for the image of the company and are the first point-of-contact for consumers. They oversee a specialized team of employees in sales, customer service, supplier ops, logistics, marketing, etc. They are usually team leaders of a particular product category of service that the company offers.
E-Commerce SpecialistsAn E-Commerce Specialists are responsible for understanding customer requirements and are the liaison between multiple departments to ensure proper order flow. This may mean tracking a customer’s shipment, updating product information, located the latest inventory report, or reporting damaged merchandise. They are the problem solvers of an e-commerce company.
Marketing ManagerA Marketing Manager is a person within a company who supervises and helps create the various advertising or merchandising sales campaigns the business uses to sell itself and its products. A marketing manager can be assigned to a single product, a product line, a brand, or the entire company. They are a critical resource for the sales and customer service teams for they are updating product catalogs constantly with new inventory. They also have the latest in availability information.
Software DeveloperSoftware developers are the creative minds behind computer programs. Some develop the applications that allow people to do specific tasks on a computer or another device. Others develop the underlying systems that run the devices or that control networks.
Information TechnologyWith the growing demand for more business professionals with IT expertise, graduates of the MBA in IT online program will be prepared for a variety of employment opportunities including:

 

  • Systems Analyst
  • Business Analyst
  • Data Processing Manager
  • Director of Information Technology
  • Chief Information Officer

What Skills Do I Need to be Successful In E-Commerce

Problem-Solving Skills: Most E-Commerce Specialist/Managers have to interact with customers, third-party vendors, or various internal departments. Since most E-Commerce companies are in the start-up phase, there will be bumps in the road whether it’s logistical issues with damaged products, wrong product information listed, or simply a return issue. An E-Commerce employee needs to know how all of the departments play into the success of the company.

  • Writing and Content Marketing: Whether it’s taking detailed customer notes or writing informative product descriptions, having strong writing skills is critical. There will be access to internal templates for customer communications, but a lot of the interactions day-to-day will rely on your ability to communicate clearly in a business tone. As a content marketing professional, you will need to learn to write with a persuasive flair using keywords, SEO strategy, and certain buzzwords to attract customers.
  • Data Analysis: Successful E-Commerce employees need to learn metrics. Whether it’s NPS (Net Promoter Score) data or Quality Assurance (QA) scores, there’s usually performance goals for every E-Commerce department. Supplier Operations, for example, uses a fulfillment rate to monitor the percentage of inventory leaving the warehouse in a timely fashion.
  • Creative Mindset: Your ability to innovate and come up with new ideas is crucial in the E-Commerce world. The best part about E-Commerce: it’s a new industry and all ideas are usually welcome. The way of doing things in the past can quickly change to an entirely new process. Your input about doing something a bit better will lead to promotion.
  • Knowledge of Technology: A thorough understanding of data science, mobile technology and analytics are necessary. Since you are on the front lines of technology, an E-Commerce employee should have insight into their respective sector. If you are selling home decor products, you should belong to an eRetailer professional organization to keep you up-to-date with the latest trends.

Throughout the program, you’ll learn how to:

  • Use network and e-commerce technologies to meet an organization’s business goals
  • Design and manage the operational steps of specific IT projects
  • Utilize telecommunications and data communications in a global environment
  • Use digital commerce and e-business tools, from Internet tools and architecture to e-business models and security
  • Employ e-commerce for competitive advantage in the marketplace

What Typical Classes Will I Take in My MBA E-Commerce Program

  • Data Communications
    This course will provide a comprehensive review of data and computer communications for business information systems within the framework of the ISO OSI model, evolving techniques for effective data communications, telecommunications infrastructure and services, and the design and management of organizational data and voice communications resources.
  • E-Commerce Security
    The course will integrate concepts, principles, and technologies from business, telecommunications, and computer science to identify, understand, and propose solutions to the security threats to e-commerce.
  • Economics of Technology
    The seminar discusses whether innovation is more driven by demand or supply forces, the optimal timing of adoption of new technology, whether new technology benefits workers and consumers, and whether the government is successful at supporting promising new technology.
  • Electronic Commerce
    Electronic Commerce is the digital enablement of transactions between multiple parties.A multitude of technologies, tools, and applications have brought about changes in business, and society that require careful consideration. Students are given an overview of electronic commerce business models and required to apply these to solve business problems or take on opportunities presented. They will cover topics such as social networking, electronic markets, and political and ethical issues associated with electronic commerce, and business plans for technology ventures. They will apply these concepts using Web 2.0 tools, mobile applications, and website design assignments.
  • Graphical User Interface
    A study of the visual design for graphical user interface utilized in the development of business applications. The course includes a hands-on survey of the most prominent business software applications and an application project.
  • Information Security Policy & Ethics
    The course will cover the development and need for information security policies, issues regarding privacy, and the application of computer ethics.
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