execMBA
Program details.
Top-ranked University of Missouri Trulaske College of Business
- The Wall Street Journal ranks our full-time MBA among the top 20 public programs
- U.S. News ranks our full-time MBA 54th overall, 26th among public institutions and in the top 15% of all AACSB-accredited MBA programs
- FORBES ranked the full-time MBA program's return on investment at 63rd overall and 29th among public institutions
You get the best EMBA experience with an online/in-person hybrid
- Enrollment is limited for a small class size to foster strong peer connections
- A lock-step, cohort program - meaning students take the same classes together in the same order - is conducive to personal interactions
Your classes
- 21-month program, approximately 75% online and 25% in-class
- On-campus weekend sessions every 6 to 8 weeks for a total of 8 visits
- 8- to 10-day international residency in Santiago, Chile
Key dates*
- April 1, 2012: Round two application deadline
- June 1, 2012: Round three application deadline; rolling admissions thereafter
- August 1, 2012: Classes begin
*Once applicants have submitted all required materials within a particular round, the admissions committee will review and respond within 6-8 weeks.
Competitively priced
- $65,000 includes tuition, all fees, international residency, all required course materials and all group meals on campus.
- Prospective students may check with their employers about an IRS educational support deduction of $5,250/year. As the execMBA schedule crosses three tax years, most employers could provide at least $15,750 in total support for a tax benefit, if so inclined.
- Graduate Student Loans are a form of financial aid that must be repaid, with interest. The execMBA program has a designated financial aid officer to work with admitted execMBA students. Learn more about loans on the execMBA application page.
