High-powered, multicultural environment
Gain multiple viewpoints and start to think more strategically about the global economy through diversity in the classroom.
Georgia Tech believes diversity greatly enhances the classroom experience and prepares students to work more effectively in a global marketplace. As shown by the MBA admission statistics below, we hand pick applicants with a variety of backgrounds and skill sets to support our commitment to diversity as well as create an active, progressive learning environment. When the classroom resembles the true nature of international business teams, everyone benefits.
Full-time MBA Class Profile
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| Entering 2015 and 2016: |
|
| Total Full-time MBA Students |
140 |
| Average Age |
28 |
| Women |
25% |
| International |
25%
|
Admission Statistics
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| 2016 Entering Class: |
80% Ranges and Averages: |
| GMAT Score |
620-730 (average 680) |
| GRE Quantitative Score |
158-168 (average 163) |
| GRE Verbal Score |
156-166 (average 161) |
| Years of Work Experience |
2-9 (average 5) |
Undergraduate GPA
|
2.8-3.9 (average 3.4) |
Pre-MBA Functional Area
|
| 2016 Entering Class: |
|
| Operations/Production |
25% |
| Consulting |
22% |
| Marketing/Sales |
11% |
| IT/MIS |
10% |
| Other |
9% |
| General Management |
8% |
| Finance/Accounting |
6% |
| Research/Development |
6% |
| Legal |
3% |
Pre-MBA Job by Industry
|
| 2016 Entering Class: |
|
| Technology |
15% |
| Consulting |
14% |
| Healthcare |
11% |
| Manufacturing |
11% |
| Financial Services |
9% |
| Other |
9% |
| Petroleoum/Energy |
9% |
| Nonprofit |
8% |
| Government/Military |
5% |
| Consumer Products |
4% |
| Legal |
3% |
| Hospitality |
2% |