You can now get an MBA in medical marijuana

Time was when joints, blunts, and spliffs were something college kids smoked secretly on campus. Now they can get a Master of Business Administration in cannabis.

The University of the Sciences in Philadelphia now offers students the chance to enroll in an MBA program focusing on legal weed. The new course, which the school says is a first of its kind, "will be available to students as an extension of the specialized MBA in pharmaceutical and health care business. Four elective courses will examine the regulatory, finance, marketing and sales aspects of the cannabis industry."

There are other schools with marijuana-centric curriculums around the United States. However, none of those tracks delve into the business side at the graduate level.

If you're interested in learning more about the program, you can visit the UScience's website here.

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