The Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business continues to demonstrate its leadership in business education with its Executive MBA program ranked No. 17 among U.S.–only programs in the 2026 Financial Times Executive MBA ranking. The program also ranked No. 3 for alumni network and No. 7 for student satisfaction in the U.S., underscoring the lasting value of a Scheller Executive MBA.
Surveyed Scheller Executive MBA alumni reported an average current salary of $207,156, representing a 43% salary increase.
The Executive MBA program provides students with hands-on experiences and a robust curriculum that prepares them to lead and adapt as business evolves. Through experiential learning opportunities in Atlanta and around the world, students put ideas into practice and build skills they can immediately apply to their careers.
Designed for working professionals, the program spans 17 months, with classes meeting on select Friday evenings and Saturdays. Students can specialize in Global Business or Management of Technology, with opportunities that include electives, capstone projects, and networking opportunities with alumni.
“Our Executive MBA program gives students the opportunity to grow as leaders while exploring what’s next for their careers,” said Manpreet Hora, senior associate dean for programs. “Through immersive learning, global perspectives, and introductions to new ideas and technologies, they develop the skills to lead through complex challenges and make a lasting impact for their organizations.”
The ranking draws on two surveys: one completed by alumni and the other by participating business schools. The ranking evaluates a wide range of categories, including salary increases, career progress, work experience, faculty representation, diversity, and overall satisfaction.