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IN THE CITY WHERE DECISIONS ARE MADE THAT CHANGE THE LIVES OF MILLIONS WORLDWIDE, our students not only get a front-row seat to witness—and experience—how business is conducted on the world stage, but also have a hand in making those critical business and policy decisions. Whether it’s in the future leaders we educate or in the present ones we bring to campus, GWSB possesses unparalleled opportunities to make a major, immediate impact upon the world.

Here you will learn the core competencies and hard skills needed in the business world. Unlike any other institution, you also have the rare opportunity to learn from those whom the rest of the world refers to as dignitaries. You will gain access to Nobel laureates and senators, and receive advice from Federal Reserve officials or foreign heads of state. With established relationships within the IMF, World Bank, and State and Treasury Departments (all located just blocks away), you will learn firsthand how the bottom line intersects with the big picture of international affairs, finance, sustainability, ethics, and corporate responsibility—often all at once.

In short, extraordinary people come here to teach, enlighten, and inspire, and this extraordinary access provides you with insight into the inner workings of institutions most never see and perspectives that are changing the very way the entire world views business.

Our global presence, along with customized programs designed specifically to meet your needs, will enable you to pursue practical, insightful expertise from an enviable vantage point, not to mention gain a foothold in, say, Brazilian, Chinese, and sub-Saharan African business.

At the GW School of Business, we pioneer research. We influence global economic policy. We shape society. We drive progress. GWSB is the ideal setting for the next generation of international leaders, and our Professional MBA offers you the chance to make some history of your own.

Because these days, the last thing any of us should do is conduct business as usual.

The World Calls Them

WE CALL THEM

DIGNITARIES.

BUSINESS ”Professor.”

At the GW School of Business (GWSB), we stand at the nexus of

the world’s political and economic powers. Our

location is one of our greatest assets in both

making business leaders and making history.


While Washington’s claim to fame may be as the seat of power, the city is building quite a reputation for its incredible momentum. According to the census, DC is growing faster than any state in the union. Moreover, the District also boasts the nation’s strongest—and fastest growing—local economy, the most educated populace, and the lowest unemployment rate.

DC Open For Business

DC is among the top 10 in venture capital investment

#1 new tech hot spot (Forbes)

#3 for female entrepreneurs in the nation

#1 retail market on the East Coast (Marcus & Millichap Annual State of the Retail Market)

Superlatives abound in this city like monuments. And it’s no surprise, really. What was once regarded as a relatively sleepy town is now a hotbed for dynamic entrepreneurship, arts and culture, fine dining, and the legions of ambitious young people who are driving it all forward. In fact, DC is an amazing place to not just learn about business, but also conduct it. But don’t just take our word for it. Consider the facts:

The nation’s capital has always been a place where life-changing decisions are made. Now, with a bevy of the nation’s best human capital and a cosmopolitan vibe offering countless outlets for growth, opportunity, culture, history, recreation, sports, and nightlife, DC is where even more people are coming to make their future.

SOURCE: www.dcchamber.org/our-city

#2 real estate investment market (Urban Land Institute) and most LEED-certified buildings in the country (U.S. Green Building Council)

#2 among best U.S. cities for Best Small Business Economic Health (Kauffman Foundation)

#1 in U.S. for producing and attracting business founders

Gabrielle FedeleProfessional MBA

C U R R E N T P O S I T I O N

Accountant, U.S. Department

of Education - Federal Student Aid

U N D E R G R A D U A T E U N I V E R S I T Y & M A J O R

The George Washington

University, Accountancy

“I had such a wonderful experience

at GW as an undergrad; I wanted

to return to my alma mater

for an MBA. In the part-time program

I have made some incredible

connections that have been beneficial

both personally and professionally. ”


While there is no one path leading to a successful business career, following your own is the surest way to achieve your personal career goals. With this in mind, the Professional MBA offers an extensive array of electives and concentrations, empowering you to pursue areas of specialization that match your interests and increase your marketability.

You can choose from more than 200 classes throughout the School of Business and even more across the university. With your 27 credits of electives, you can customize your business curriculum to specialize in up to two separate areas and apply them to concentrations, certificates, and even joint degrees. Furthermore, this ability to pinpoint your interests greatly enhances your ability to take what you learn in the classroom back into the office the following morning. The GW MBA will be enhancing your career in real time.

CERTIFICATES

Business Analytics

Non-profit Management

Responsible Management

Walkable Urban Real Estate Development

JOINT DEGREE OPTIONS

Juris Doctor with the Law School

MA with the Elliott School of International Affairs

MS in Finance

MS in Government Contracts

MS in Information Systems Technology*

MS in Project Management*

CONCENTRATIONS

Accounting & Advisory Services

Consulting*

Entrepreneurship

Finance*

Global Management*

Government Contracts*

Information Systems & Technology Management*

Marketing Communications & Digital Marketing

Project Management*

Sports Management

Tourism & Hospitality Management

*Available offerings in the Online MBA.

Because we can all use a

successful business plan

CORE COURSES

Business Ethics & Public Policy

Decision Making & Data Analysis

Finance

Financial Accounting

Global Perspectives

Managerial Accounting

Marketing

Microeconomics for the Global Economy

Operations Management

Organizations & Human Capital

Strategic Management

CORE REQUIREMENTS

55.5 credit hours ■ 28.5 credit hours of core courses ■ 27 elective credits


FLEXIBILITY: GW offers its Professional MBA in Cohort, Self-Paced, Online, and Hybrid formats. This allows our students to complete their MBA at their own pace from our highly accessible location in Foggy Bottom (Blue, Orange, and Silver lines) or from anywhere in the world.

CORE CURRICULUM: GW’s core curriculum offers you a foundation for understanding how a business or organization operates from the ground up. Through the core, students will complete 28.5 credits of classes focusing on topics including finance, marketing, accounting, operations, strategy, and international business that now feature the following enhancements:

Peer-To-Peer Learning: Here at GWSB we recruit the top-working professionals from a wide array of industries around the region, and around the world. You’ll be sitting in class with seasoned colleagues from public, private, and non-profit organizations. The insights gained from class discussions are further strengthened by networking outside of the classroom.

A Reduced Core: With GWSB offering more than 200 electives each year, our students take advantage of the wide range of options available. To best prepare you for your next career move, the new curriculum reduces core requirements and frees up space within your MBA to customize your degree through concentrations and certificates. You can take it even further by experiencing courses across GW’s 10 graduate schools or by completing one of six joint degrees.

Customize Your MBA: The curriculum includes a wide variety of concentrations and certificates. You’ll be able to complete up to two specialized concentrations (for example: Consulting with Global Management) that will appear on your transcript, or opt to remain a generalist if you choose.

International Focus: Our MBA programs encourage students to take advantage of multiple short-term study abroad opportunities. These are offered when classes are not in session, so you won’t have to miss out on your coursework to study abroad.

More importantly, incoming students will experience a new Professional MBA core curriculum directly based on the results of our comprehensive, rigorous research with leading employers and corporate partners, recruiters, international business scholars, alumni, and current students. Ultimately, you will reap the benefits of a program shaped to make you more nimble and maximize your potential in an ever-competitive job market.

All in all, GWSB’s no-nonsense, high-octane environment will provide you the necessary preparation for not only successfully navigating the business world, but also moving into its front ranks.

THE PROFESSIONAL MBA PROGRAM: AN OVERVIEW

Over the course of the next two to five years, you will come face-to-face with top global business and political leadership, engage in intensive experiential learning, collaborate with world-renowned professors, and choose from among 15 areas of specialty.

HERE IS WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM THE PROFESSIONAL MBA FROM DAY ONE:

“GW’s recognized MBA program and

central location in Washington, DC,

were both significant factors in my

decision to pursue my MBA there.

Plus the university has outstanding

benefits for service members, and the

Military and Veterans Office provides

excellent guidance on benefits and

veteran-specific services.

Additionally, I was able to participate

in several short-term study abroad

programs, which were by far some of

my best experiences, exposing me to

countries I would have never imagined

I would work in, and teaching me how

to operate on the international stage.”

Diego LuceroProfessional MBA


U.S. Navy - U.S. Department of State

G L O B A L & E X P E R I E N T I A L E D U C A T I O N P R O G R A M S

China’s Tourism in the Global Economy

Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility in Scandinavia


U.S. Naval Academy, Aerospace Engineering

Cohort – Based on our full-time MBA model, this option is designed to be completed in three years, but can be accelerated and finished in just two years. In the traditional format, students complete two courses at a time for the first three semesters (together in an MBA cohort on our Foggy Bottom Campus), and after the first year, you customize your MBA from a variety of concentrations, certificates, and electives. To complete the program in only two years, students may opt to take a third class each semester—online, on-campus, or even overseas—which allows you to finish the program in only two years.

Self-Paced – Designed with greater flexibility in mind, the self-paced format is completed in two to five years based on the number of courses you complete each semester. As a result of this flexibility, the number of credit hours that a student completes each semester will dictate the length of their program, all while meeting the needs of their own professional and personal schedules.

Online – Offered completely virtually, this program enables students to earn their GW MBA from anywhere in the world while earning the same AACSB-accredited degree awarded to our on-campus students. Our cutting-edge technology will bring you into a virtual classroom with your professors and your fellow students without sacrificing the ability to network or develop team-based skills (in this format it will simply be more realistic as you work in virtual teams). In addition, you have the option to complete intensive in-person coursework on-campus—or from anywhere around the world through our short-term study abroad programs.

Hybrid – The ultimate in flexibility, this option is becoming our most popular format. Students can decide not only which courses to take, but also what delivery format they prefer—online or on-campus. The ability to hybrid our Professional MBA is attractive to students with busy seasons in either their personal or professional lives. Students can opt for their upcoming semester to be online, in person, or a combination of the two formats.

Which GW MBA is right for me?

The GW Professional MBA is designed to focus on advancing your career while providing you with the most flexibility and customization available

compared with any other Washington, DC, MBA program. Offered in several different formats to best meet your needs (Cohort, Self-Paced, Online,

and Hybrid), you’ll experience nearly the same curriculum and coursework as our full-time students, but designed around your schedule and

tailored to your career.

begins with making a degree to your specification.Making a name for yourself



TOP

20TOP

25U.S. News & World Report 2014 ranked GWSB’s international business program

among the nation’s Top 20.

In 2013, BusinessWeek ranked GWSB in the Top 25 in the

areas of ethics, sustainability, corporate strategy, and international business.

S H O RT-T E R M A B R OA D A N D E X P E R I E N T I A L E D U CAT I O N P R O G R A M S

D E N M A R K Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility in Scandinavia

F R A N C E Consulting Project in Advertising and Marketing Communications

G E R M A N Y Successful Leadership in Europe

M Y A N M A R Enhancing Economic Development through Scientific, Academic, Volunteer, and Experiential Tourism

T U R K E Y Business Implications of an Evolving Emerging Economy

U N I T E D S T A T E S Walt Disney World - Innovation in Services

I S R A E LInformation Systems, Development & Growth

C H I N A Major League Baseball and Globalization

M E X I C Oas an Emerging Market

U N I T E D K I N G D O M Business and the State Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships

B R A Z I LBehind the Scenesat the 2016 Olympic Games

Our short-term study abroad opportunities range from 10-days to a full semester and are available through our international partner universities. We offered more than 30 in the past year alone. All courses are taught in English.

PARTNER INSTITUTIONS:

American University in Cairo Cairo, Egypt

Audencia School of Management Nantes, France

Bocconi University Milan, Italy

Copenhagen Business School Copenhagen, Denmark

EDHEC Lille & Nice, France

ESSEC Cergy-Pontoise/Paris, France

European Business School Wiesbaden, Germany

Fudan University Shanghai, China

Grenoble Ecole de Management Grenoble, France

Instituto Panamericano de Alta Dirección de Empresa (IPADE)

Mexico City, Mexico

Koç University Istanbul, Turkey

Korea University Seoul, South Korea

Nanyang Business School Singapore, Singapore

National Chengchi University Taipei, Taiwan

Tel Aviv University Tel Aviv, Israel

Universiteit Maastricht Maastricht, The Netherlands

University of St. Gallen St. Gallen, Switzerland


The students who come to GW are as

diverse as they are remarkable: Whether

you’re sitting next to a talented mid-

level manager, combat veteran, budding

entrepreneur, or promising non-profit

leader, you’ll soon discover that the broad

composition of your classes will enhance

discussion, facilitate partnerships, challenge

your beliefs, and spur entirely novel ideas

and approaches to solving problems.

Many come from traditional avenues of

economics and business. But you will

be surprised by how many of your MBA

classmates hail from the humanities,

engineering, social sciences, information

technology fields, and more—not to

mention the differences in age, gender,

culture, and professional background.

GREAT MINDS

WE DRAW THEM FROM

ANYWHERE.

EVERYWHERE.

DON’T COME FROM JUST

THAT’S WHY• Business/Accounting/Finance .................37%• Social Sciences/Humanities .....................36%• Engineering/Computer Science .............12%• Economics ................................................. 7%• Math/Science ............................................. 7%

PROFESSIONAL MBAFALL 2015 INCOMING CLASS

N U M B E R E N R O L L E D :

128

A P P L I C A T I O N S R E C E I V E D :

284S E L E C T I V I T Y :

68%F E M A L E :

41%

I N T E R N A T I O N A L :

9% U . S . U N D E R R E P R E S E N T E D M I N O R I T Y :

28% U . S . M I L I T A R Y / V E T E R A N S :

20%

GMAT

Undergraduate GPA (4.0 scale)

Work Experience

Age

554 470–620

3.2 2.5–3.9

6.75 years 2–13 years

32 26–40

Mean Mid 80% Range

* As of July 20, 2015

37+36+13+7+7+AU N D E R G R A D U A T E B A C K G R O U N D S


We are acutely aware that our students are not simply here for an academic credential but also a professional degree that will serve them well in the real world. And serve them well, indeed: GWSB students go on to exciting, fruitful careers in the upper echelons of everything from consulting, finance, and industry to government and non-profit management and more. Given the select opportunities to network both within the school and throughout the DC area, GW’s Professional MBA students uncover a path that promises professional fulfillment—and fulfills professional promise.

YOUR

IS OURSUCCESS

FOCUS

SELECTION OF EMPLOYERS OFCURRENT PROFESSIONAL MBA STUDENTS

F. DAVID FOWLER CAREER CENTER SERVICES

23+21+15+12+11+10+4+4+A S T U D E N T S B Y I N D U S T R Y

• Government/Military ......... 23%• Consulting ............................. 21%• Sales/Marketing ................... 15%• Technology ........................... 12%• Finance/Accounting ........... 11%• Education .............................. 10%• Non-Profit .............................. 4%• Tourism................................... 4%

2U, Inc.

AES Corporation

AT&T

BAE Systems, Inc.

Beacon Roofing Supply

BlueGreen Alliance

The Boeing Company

Booz Allen Hamilton

The Brookings Institution

C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.

Capital Camps and Retreat Center

Capital One

Children’s National Medical Center

Clear Cents Consulting

Commercial Spaceflight Federation

Compassion International

Criterion Economics

Defense Logistics Agency

Deloitte Consulting, LLP

Development Resources, Inc.

DHA Group, Inc.

Exelon Corporation

The Fairbanks Investment Fund

FBI

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Federal Reserve Board

Film and Creative Industries

Fulcrum IT Services

GEICO Insurance

General Dynamics

General Electric

General Services Administration

George Allen Strategies, LLC

The George Washington University

Global Cold Chain Alliance

Global Language Network

Goldman Sachs

Grant Thornton, LLP

Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Greencastle Associates

Henry M. Jackson Foundation

The Heritage Foundation

Herren Associates

ICI Services Corporation

IFC – World Bank

IndiSoft, LLC

Inter-American Development Bank

International Launch Services

International Monetary Fund

International Resources Group

Jacobs Engineering

Kositzka, Wicks & Company

Liberty Mutual

Lockheed Martin

Mandex, Inc.

METIS Solutions

National Association of State Energy Officials

Navy Federal Credit Union

Noraye, LLC

Northrop Grumman

Panum Group, LLC

Parsons

Pepco Holdings, Inc.

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

QIAGEN

Rainmaker Associates

RAMW

RealPage, Inc.

Reason Foundation/ Reason Magazine

RR Donnelley

Ryan & Wetmore

SAIC Corporate

Saudi Embassy

Science Applications International Corp.

Scope Infotext, Inc.

• Individual Coaching – including evening, Skype, and phone appointments

• Cover Letter and Résumé Review

• Mock Interviews

• Access to GWorkSB Job Portal

• Participation in GWSB and MBA career fairs (NBMBAA, NSHMBAA, ROMBA, NAWMBA, NetImpact, NAAMBA)

• The NY and San Francisco Networking Treks

• Access to our 270,000 member Alumni Network

• Online Career Resources


We know that career building does not happen entirely in the classroom. That’s why we offer you ample time to establish the kinds of ties that lead to both new friendships and new opportunities. There’s no better place to start than on campus.

With numerous student organizations to choose from, not to mention business activities and competitions, community service initiatives, lectures, and events, the GW School of Business offers you a lively, dynamic environment to acquire the kind of experience you won’t gain from a textbook. Plus, you’ll discover countless visits from leading luminaries: Everything and everyone from Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor discussing her new memoir and World Bank President Jim Yong Kim and IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde giving talks before the IMF spring meetings (held right on campus) to the Clinton Global Initiative, which featured President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Madeline Albright, among others, urging students to make commitments to action that could change the course of history.

With activities from every conceivable interest and angle (and a fully loaded fitness center to boot), you’ll find yourself constantly on the move, as well as getting ahead.

IF YOU THINK

WAIT until YOU SEE WHAT THEY DO ONCE YOU’VE GRADUATED.

ENRICH LIFE AT GW,

IF YOU THINK IT’S A

WAIT UNTIL YOU TAP INTO

SMALL WORLD NOW,

OUR ALUMNI

NETWORK.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Achieve In Africa

Africa Business Association

Amnesty International

Black MBA Association

Business Gives Back

Capitol Advertising

Consulting Club

Finance and Investment Club

Financial Literacy Program

Graduate Finance Society

Green GW

GW Not For Profit

GW Veterans

GWSB Follies

Hispanic MBA Student Association

Innovation & Entrepreneurship Club

International Business Society

MBA Association

MBA Entrepreneurs

MBA Women International

National Association of Asian MBAs

National Association of Women MBAs

Net Impact

Out for Business (LGBT)

Real Estate Investment & Development Organization

Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)

Sports Business Association

Tech4Business

TEDxFoggyBottom

Women in Business

While we could list our illustrious GWSB alumni (former Secretary of State Colin Powell, former Samsung CEO Kun-Hee Lee, et cetera) or talk at length about the more than 270,000 GW alumni located in nearly every nation on earth, it’s much more helpful to you if we show just some of the many ways in which our GW MBA students can tap into the School of Business’s alumni community. After all, having an extensive and illustrious alumni network means nothing if our students cannot connect to it.

No matter how high they may ascend, members of our community are committed to supporting one another after graduation. That’s why so many within this vast network return to campus to guest lecture, visit classrooms, sit on panel discussions, and judge business plan case competitions. Top executives and employers know what they can expect from GWSB graduates—because they themselves experienced every bit of rigor within the GW MBA.

INTERNATIONAL ALUMNI NETWORKS

GW Alumni Networks are active in the following international locations:

A S I A

China (mainland)

Hong Kong

India

Japan

Republic of Korea

Singapore

Taiwan

E U R O P E

France

Germany

Greece

Italy

United Kingdom

T H E A M E R I C A S

Argentina

Brazil

Canada

Mexico

Peru

M I D D L E E A S T

Egypt

Lebanon

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

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“My favorite thing about GW has

been the ability to customize my

MBA with electives from the Global

& Experiential Education options.

I’ve been all around the world and

am truly getting an international

experience which is what I wanted

from my graduate program.”

YOU’RE NOT THE ONLY ONE

IN YOUR EDUCATIONWISELY INVESTINGMERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS

We understand just how significant an investment in an MBA is, both in time and money. That is why we make a significant investment in our students. All applications—both domestic and international—are considered for merit-based scholarships. No separate application is required.

We are excited to offer merit scholarships ranging up to a total of $27,000 to assist deserving students in earning a GWSB degree. Assembling the most talented class possible is not only a long-lasting return-on-investment for you, but for everyone else as well. We cannot emphasize enough that these awards are completely merit-based and dependent on your academic profile, professional experience, and standardized test scores.

Nearly one-third of entering PMBAs received a merit-based scholarship with an average award exceeding $18,000.

Please check our website to learn more: go.gwu.edu/pmbatuition

NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID

Most student loans are based on either financial need or creditworthiness and are available only to U.S. citizens and permanent residents. GW students most frequently utilize loans such as the Federal Stafford Loan Program. Other private and federal loans are also available.

All federal loans require the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. The maximum loan eligibility is $20,500 per academic year, and the interest rate is fixed at 6.2%.

TUITION REIMBURSEMENT

Many larger corporations, as well as the federal government, offer tuition assistance to employees pursuing graduate study. In most cases, your program of study must be related to your career field and approved by a supervisor at your organization.

VETERANS & MILITARY

Nationally recognized as a top military and veteran-friendly university, GW offers a wealth of services and benefits to students who have served, or are currently serving, in the U.S. Armed Forces. Funding resources for graduate study include:

• GI Bill Base Benefit: $21,084.89 per qualified graduate student per year.

• Yellow Ribbon Program Benefit: Up to $13,500 per qualified graduate student per year.

THIRD PARTY BILLING

The Student Accounts Office accepts authorizations from third party sponsors to bill them directly. A third party sponsor is an embassy, government agency, or private company that pays all, or a portion, of a student’s bill directly to the university. The payment must be unconditional; it cannot be contingent on academic performance or employee reimbursement policies.

Cecily Martin Professional MBA


Management Systems International Senior Operations Manager

G L O B A L & E X P E R I E N T I A L E D U C A T I O N P R O G R A M S

Russia: Behind the Scenes at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games

Brazil: Impacts of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil

Israel: Information Systems, Development and Growth in Israel

Orlando, FL: Innovation in Services at Walt Disney World


The George Washington University, International Affairs


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V I S I T P R O G R A M

Our Visit Program offers you the opportunity to sit in on a class and connect with current students as well as an admissions representative. Visits are available during the fall, spring, and summer semesters. Classes meet Monday through Thursday in the afternoons and evenings.

To schedule a visit for the Professional MBA, please send requests to [email protected] with a copy of your résumé. Please include your availability as well as your areas of academic and industry interest.

I N F O R M A T I O N S E S S I O N SWe offer a variety of evening, Saturday, and online information sessions for all of our MBA programs. Tour the School of Business, learn about our MBA program and admissions requirements, and meet staff, current students, and alumni. Explore options at go.gwu.edu/infosessions.

A R O U N D T H E W O R L DWe often travel around the world, literally, to meet you in your hometown. Please check business.gwu.edu for a list of cities we’ll be traveling to this year. Meet us at one of the many MBA Fairs we participate in, or schedule an informational interview while we are visiting.

A D M I S S I O N S R E Q U I R E M E N T S

• Official GMAT or GRE score

• TOEFL, IELTS or PTE Academic Score (international applicants)

• Résumé

• Two letters of recommendation

• Two essays

• Interview (by invitation only)

• Online application with $75 non-refundable application fee

• Official transcripts from all colleges/universities where 12 credit hours or more of coursework were taken

THERE’S ONLY

FOR YOUR NEXT STEP:ONE DIRECTION

FORWARD

As you’ve discovered, our Professional MBA is all about global leadership, ethics, unparalleled access, experiential learning, and an intensive business foundation that will help you make your mark on the world. The next step is for you to visit. This is truly the best way to experience the GW School of Business as we pursue history in the making.

2016 APPLICATION DEADLINES

PROGRAM ENTRY DEADLINE DECISIONS ANNOUNCED

Professional MBA

Spring(Self-Paced option only)

9/4/15 10/9/15

9/14/15 11/20/15

Fall(Self-Paced or Cohort

option)

1/6/16 2/26/16

3/7/16 4/22/16

5/2/16 5/27/16

Online MBA

Spring

9/4/15 10/9/15

9/14/15 11/20/15

11/30/15 12/18/15

Summer1/6/16 2/26/16

3/7/16 4/22/16

Fall

5/2/16 5/27/16

6/27/16 7/15/16

7/18/16 7/29/16

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2201 G Street, NW, Suite 550 Washington, DC 20052

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