Mc Donough MBA Admissions

Can you provide me if GMAT or GRE scores required for admission to the Executive MBA program in Mc Donough School of Business in Georgetown University?

[Kiran Chandar]

The Executive MBA program is a personal and professional transformational experience. Students engage in a dynamic 20-month curriculum that combines insightful classroom instruction, international and domestic residencies, and executive development programs.

It was designed for professionals who want to become flourishing and dominant leaders. Graduate with a distinct career advantage and a worthwhile return on investment.

EMBA students engage in a dynamic curriculum that combines insightful classroom instruction, international and domestic residencies, and executive development programs.

Mc Donough MBA Admissions

No. neither GMAT nor GRE scores are required for admission to the Executive MBA program in Mc Donough School of Business in Georgetown University.

Curriculum

Year One
Accounting

Decision Analytics

Economics — Macro/Micro

Ethical Leadership

Finance

Financial Statement Analysis

Global Operations

International Business Management

Marketing

Organizational Behavior

Strategy

Year Two
Business & Government

Foreign Market Development

Political Risk Analysis

Electives

Dynamic Strategy Development
• Economics of Strategic Behavior
• Emotional Intelligence: The Leader’s Edge
• Global Logistics
• Innovation Management
• Leadership
• Management Communication
• Managing Acute and Chronic Crises
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Negotiations
• Personal Wealth Management
• Real Options

Fee Structure

Executive MBA Tuition Fee: $131,400

Faculty List

Reena Aggarwal, Finance
Paul Almeida, Strategy
James Angel, Finance
Robert Bies, Management
Gary Blemaster, Finance
Marc Busch, International Business Diplomacy
Robin Dillon-Merrill, Operations
Ricardo Ernst, Operations
Kasra Ferdows, Operations
Brooks Holtom, Management
Bardia Kamrad, Operations
Doug McCabe, Management
Pedro Parada, Strategy
Lamar Reinsch, Management
Pietra Rivoli, Finance
Elaine Romanelli, Strategy
Catherine Tinsley, Management
Jeanine Turner, Communications
Jim Vreeland, International Relations