An important factor in assessing your application is whether you will be able to make a valuable contribution to the classroom in addition to whether you will be able to succeed in the Global Executive program. This is where your career responsibilities and experiences and the interview are very important. There are two types of corporate support, one is support for the endeavor itself and one is financial. Your company must endorse your involvement to the program by allowing the time off necessary to attend the eleven weeks of residencies and by being flexible about the additional commitment you've made in your daily life. As part of the application process, you must have a written agreement from your organization stating their willingness to let you be away from the office for the required period of time.
Policies vary among companies in terms of how they view educational benefits.
However, we can assist you in several ways. We see the Global Executive program as a partnership of the student, the organization, and Fuqua, so we are eager to see that organizations have all of the information that they need. Unfortunately, scholarship funds from the Fuqua School of Business are not available for this program. However, Global Executive students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents do have the option of applying for a limited amount of federal loans. You will be billed for this amount minus the deposit you have already paid.