Executive MBA
UVA Darden Executive MBA Program Structure Students in the 21-month UVA Darden Executive MBA programs can choose one of two primary formats: the traditional Executive MBA (EMBA), or the Global Executive MBA (GEMBA). The UVA Darden Executive MBA program’s base location is the UVA Darden DC Metro grounds in Arlington, Virginia, just a short drive […]
Full-Time MBA
UVA Darden Full-Time MBA Program Structure The UVA Darden Full-Time MBA is structured primarily around case method style teaching and engaging classroom discussion. Students are broken into teams of 50-60, and then further into learning teams of five or six students. Students do not technically pick majors in the MBA program. Rather, they select optional concentrations […]
Darden School of Business – University of Virginia
History The University of Virginia Darden School of Business was founded in 1955, making it the first graduate business school in the southern United States. Named after former U.S. congressman, Virginia governor, and UVA president Colgate Whitehead Darden Jr., the Darden School of Business was established nearly 150 years after the initial founding of the […]
MBA
Tuck School of Business MBA Program Structure The lone Dartmouth Tuck MBA offering is a traditional, full-time, two-year program. The near 300 students in the program are broken up into large groups of 60 to 70 students through the first fall term. Those groups are then broken down even further to five-to-six per study group. […]
Tuck School of Business – Dartmouth College
History Founded in 1900, the Tuck School of Business, the first official graduate school of management in the world, is one of the three prominent professional schools affiliated with Dartmouth College. It was established after Dartmouth received a generous donation from 19th century financier and philanthropist Edward Tuck, creating the Amos Tuck School of Administration […]
Executive MBA
Yale Executive MBA Program Structure The Yale School of Management MBA For Executives is a 22-month program. Classes are about 75 percent general management courses, with 25 percent of courses designated for areas specific to the student. Classes are held on Friday/Saturday sessions on alternating weekends. In total, there are four in-residence weeks and one […]
