Make the right move

Regardless of which MBA program you choose, the knowledge and experience gained from a Georgia Tech MBA education moves you from where you're at now in your career to where you want to be.

Georgia Tech's Evening and Full-time MBA programs feature the same top-ranked curriculum and choice of academic areas/disciplines. The same renowned professors teach both programs at the same state-of-the-art facility. Additionally, both programs offer experiential learning, networking opportunities and an MBA degree known and respected worldwide.

Deciding which program is right for you depends on a number of factors such as your current job, availability, your company's potential sponsorship of your degree, and your level of experience, to name a few.

Evening MBA: Designed for working professionals with bold ambition

Juggling work, school, and personal life can be a challenging experience. Students generally choose to enroll in our Evening MBA program for two basic reasons: time and money. The Evening MBA allows working professionals to build their skills and enhance their work experience without interrupting their careers.

In fact, employers feel that people who can succeed in our Evening MBA program while working, have exceptional dedication and time management skills. Evening MBA students are also able to immediately apply the course content to their current jobs.

	Evening MBA Snapshot
	Program Length	Flexible, complete in two years or up to six years; students typically earn their MBA in two to three years
	Total Enrollment	450 Students
	Admission	Fall and Spring
	Class Structure	Flexible
	Class Scheduling	Classes begin at 6 p.m. and meet once per week, Monday-Thursday; electives may be taken during the day or evening
	Average Work Experience	6 years¹
	Average GMAT Score	612¹
	Middle 80% GMAT Range	530 – 700¹
	Average GRE Score	306
	Full Range of Career Services	Career workshops/resources, permanent employment recruiting support
	Georgia Resident Tuition	$987 per credit hour ($53,298 for degree)
	Non-resident Tuition²	$1,448 per credit hour ($78,192 for degree)
	Funding/Financial Aid	Fellowships, education loans, employer tuition reimbursement, Economic Advantage Program², The Post-9/11 GI Bill

Note: Tuition is applicable for the Evening MBA for the 2013-2014 academic year (Fall 2013 and Spring/Summer 2014 semesters). Tuition is subject to change after any academic term.

¹ As of Spring 2013.

² Evening MBA students that relocate to Georgia for work, including international students on a valid work visa, may qualify for a waiver of the non-Georgia resident portion of tuition through the Economic Advantage Program.

Full-time MBA: Designed for career-changers and corporate climbers

Generally people who decide to enroll in our Full-time MBA program believe they are making an investment of time and money that will pay dividends immediately after graduation or further down the road in their careers.

The Full-time MBA program allows students to focus on their studies, complete their degree in two years, participate fully in extracurricular activities, such as clubs and social events, and build relationships with classmates and professors. Our Full-time program also offers the advantage of summer internship recruiting opportunities.

The program limits enrollment to 75 students per year to allow for a personalized, group structure. We often hear Full-time students comment that the most rewarding part of their experience was getting to know, learning from and working with their classmates.

	Full-time MBA Snapshot
	Program Length	2 Years
	Total Enrollment	150 Students (75 per year)
	Admission	Fall Only
	Class Structure	Lock Step (one cohort per year)
	Class Scheduling	Day Classes, Monday-Thursday
	Average Work Experience	5 years¹
	Average GMAT Score	678¹
	Middle 80% GMAT Range	620 – 740¹
	Average GRE Score	316
	Full Range of Career Services	Career workshops/resources, Internship recruiting, permanent employment recruiting support
	Georgia Resident Tuition	$26,466 per year
	Non-resident Tuition	$37,332 per year
	Funding/Financial Aid	Graduate assistantships, fellowships, student loans and The Post-9/11 GI Bill

Note: Tuition is applicable for the Full-time MBA program for the 2013–2014 academic year (Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 semesters) and is subject to change after any academic term.

¹ Based on the class entering in 2012.

Why did Georgia Tech start offering an Evening MBA Program?

The program was created to provide the Georgia Tech MBA in a format that allows professionals to continue working.

When are classes offered?

Classes are offered year-round, Monday through Thursday evenings beginning at
6 p.m. and meet once per week.

How are applicants evaluated?

The admissions committee evaluates GMAT or GRE scores, work experience, letters of recommendation, previous academic success, essays and interview responses to make an admission decision.

How do I learn more?

Request program info, attend an admissions event, or contact the MBA Admissions Office at 404.894.8722 or by email.