Emory University Evening MBA

Goizueta Business School – Emory University - Evening MBA

Emory University Evening MBA Program Structure

The Emory University Evening MBA at the Goizueta Business School is a part-time program designed to work around students’ busy schedules. The program involves 54 course hours and is usually completed in 24-32 months. The program is also structured according to a cohort model, with students taking core courses with their cohort and electives alongside students from the full-time program. Classes are held twice a week from 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Curriculum

The Emory University Evening MBA program is made up of 54 credits, which includes 12 core courses and a choice from over 20 concentration options to focus their studies in. The core curriculum is covered during the first and second years, with courses in the same fields as the full-time program. Students start taking elective courses during the second year and also engage in an International Study Module. These structures are subject to flexibility depending on individual students’ schedules.

Part-Time MBA Rankings

• U.S. News & World Report: 9 (tie)

Class Profile

The typical Emory University Evening MBA class is approximately 68 percent male and 32 percent female, comprising of about 90 total students. About 22 percent of students are of minority status, and 19 percent are international. Evening MBA students have an average of six years of professional work experience. The GMAT average is 657.

Career Statistics

According to recent data provided by the business school, Goizueta Evening MBA graduates saw a 137 percent salary increase 6-8 years after earning the degree.

Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid

Emory University Evening MBA students can expect to pay a total tuition of $76,680. With additional fees, the estimated current total comes to $83,248. Financial assistance is available in the form of federal loans and various merit-based scholarships.