Make a great career move
The decision to enroll in a Full-time MBA program shouldn't be difficult. It just takes planning and preparation.
The admission process has two main parts, a complete Full-time MBA program application and an admission interview. The Full-time MBA program enrolls once per year, and begins in the fall.
As many career professionals are working from home and canceling social engagements during this unprecedented period, this additional time can work to your advantage in researching how an MBA can benefit your career. In the coming months, we will face a new business landscape and an MBA can position you to be professionally competitive in these unchartered times.Application
Admission is a competitive process and we carefully review all facets of your application. The information you include in your application assists our Full-time MBA Admissions Committee in evaluating your potential for success in graduate studies and as a business leader. Deadlines vary for international students, funding, and priority consideration.
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Work Experience
Students who have at least two to three years of post-graduate, full-time work experience before starting the Full-time MBA Program will have more success in the admission process, classroom, and internship and job placement. The average student enrolled in our Full-time MBA Program has approximately five years of post-graduate work experience.
Academic Credentials
We welcome applicants with accredited bachelor's degrees from all academic backgrounds. While the MBA core courses move at a fast pace, they do not assume previous business coursework.
Financing Your Degree
Graduate school is an investment towards your future. When making any important financial decision, you should weigh your total cost against the expected return on investment.
Class Profile
Gain multiple viewpoints and start to think more strategically about the global economy through diversity in the classroom.
International Applicants
Georgia Tech considers you an international applicant if you are neither a U.S. citizen nor a U.S. permanent resident, regardless of where in the world you live.
