Admissions decisions are based on the quality of work experience, undergraduate grade-point average, GMAT score, letters of reference, and completed application materials. Credit is applied to the degree once the student is admitted to the program. The Executive M.B.A. also leads to the Master of Business Administration degree. Admission is limited to experienced executives who want to broaden their management skills without interrupting their professional careers. Course work is presented over 21 months.
Participants progress through the program together as a group.
Information about the program, fees, and application procedures may be obtained by writing or calling the School of Management. Dual Degree Programs Dual-degree programs allow students to pursue concurrently an M.B.A. in the Tippie College of Business and a J.D. in the College of Law, an M.A. in management information systems, an M.A. in library and information science in the School of Library and Information Science, an M.S.N. in the College of Nursing, or an M.H.A. in health management and policy in the College of Public Health. These programs allow students to earn both degrees more rapidly than if each degree were pursued independently. Interested students must make separate applications to each degree program. These students begin taking the M.B.A. core courses as electives in their undergraduate program so they can earn both the bachelor's and M.B.A. degrees in less time than would usually be required.