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Georgia TechFull-time MBA

TRANSFORMyour CAREER

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Flexibility.Prestige.

Progression.

http://scheller.gatech.edu/mba

Contents

4 Georgia Tech Advantages

6 MBA Curriculum

8 Gain Valuable Real-world Experience13 Jones MBA Career Center

14 Career Results

15 Recruiting Companies

17 Community & Connections

21 Prestigious Faculty

23 Technology Square

25 Life in Atlanta

27 Application & Admissions

28 Application Deadlines

29 Tuition & Fees30 Finance Your Degree

31 Admission Statistics andStudent Demographics

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For me, cultural fit was a key factor.

I wanted a supportive environment that

could help me grow, and thats exactly what

I found here. While there was always friendly

competition in our courses, it was not cutthroat.

We helped each other with our studies, pushing

ourselves to do our best work, and shared leads

and tips during the job search.

VALENTINE EBERHARDT MBA 2012Senior Consultant North Highland

Earn your MBAfrom an

institution knownandrespectedworldwide.

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ERNEST ERNIE SCHELLER JR.graduated from the College with a bachelors degree in 1952.

He is chairman emeritus of Pennsylvania-based Silberline Manufacturing Inc., a company his

father founded in the 1940s. Silberline is a key global supplier of high-quality pigments

primarily to the automobile industrythat tremendously enhance the visual appeal of coatings,

paints, inks, plastics, and textiles. Scheller credits the College with teaching him the importance

of perseverance and persistence.

He says: I have never been more optimistic about the future of Georgia Tech

and its College of Business, and I am eager to see the great things

that will happen there in the coming years.

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GEORGIA TECHSFULL-TIME MBATRANSFORM

YOUR CAREERThink strategically on a global level. Learn from professors

and classmates who will inspire you to be a leader. Develop

the confidence and management skills that will take your

career to new heights.

Georgia Techs program has a reputation among

employers for developing a class of talent who are

not afraid to get their hands dirty. This reputation

speaks to the programs quality, strength and rigor.

JOSHUA KIMBALL MBA 2013Focus Areas Finance and Strategic Management

Internship Analyst, Cox Enterprises

BS Economics and Software EngineeringCarnegie Mellon University, 2001

Discover our

unique

learning environment

& community

Our nationally ranked Full-time MBA oers a collaborative,high-caliber learning community where you work closely withclassmates, faculty, and career advisors to achieve your goals.

Through the two-year MBA program, youll delve into yourstudies undistracted by career commitments, and gain the skillsto thrive in ever-evolving business environments.

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A curriculum thatprepares you for success

We oer numerous opportunitiesto apply classroom theory, hone

your leadership skills, and acquirehands-on experience.

A degree recognizedworldwide

Georgia Techs MBA program isconsistently ranked among thenations best business schools andis part of an academic institutionthats respected globally.

Learn from top-notchfaculty

Georgia Tech professors arerenowned for their teaching,research, and industry knowledge.

Personal attention

A small class size creates aclose-knit community, enriching

your relationships with students,faculty, career advisors, and sta.

Our Atlanta location

Pursue your MBA in the heart ofthe citys business community.

Youll expand your networkand build your future in one ofAmericas fastest-growing cities.

Georgia Tech

Advantages

An MBA with provenresults

Our experienced career servicesteam and MBAs continuouslyachieve one of the highest jobplacement records in the country.

Excellent return onyour investment

Our tuition is among the lowestof the top MBA programs, andwere highly ranked worldwidefor return on investment.

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FULL-TIME MBA PROGRAMRANKINGS*ON THE A LIST OF B-SCHOOLS

Georgia Tech is a top-ranked MBA and an internationally respected university.

Were continuously recognized as a producer of MBA graduates with a strong

work ethic, excellent analytical proficiency, and a demonstrated ability to lead.

* Rankings as of March 2014

U.S.News

& World Report

12thInformation Systems

16thProduction/Operations

27thFull-time MBA Program

The Princeton

Review

9thBest Classroom Experience

Bloomberg

Businessweek

6thInformation Technology

12thE-business

23rdFull-time MBA Program

Georgia Techs MBA employment recordis consistently in the top tier.

Whats the#1 reasonfor pursuing

an MBA?To

advanceyour careerand land agreat job.

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MBA CURRICULUM

COMPREHENSIVE& FLEXIBLEStressing teamwork and innovative solutions to real-world

problems, our MBA courses emphasize global and entrepreneurial

perspectives. Classes are interactive, and many include case

studies, team-based projects and guest lectures.

MBA Core Courses

MBA core courses provide asolid academic foundation inthe functional areas of business,preparing you for elective

coursework.

Course Name

Analytical Tools for DecisionSupport

Business Communications

Business Ethics

Financial & ManagerialAccounting

Financial Management

Information TechnologyManagement

Integrative ManagementExperience

Leadership & OrganizationalBehavior

Legal Environment of Business

Managerial Economics

Managerial Economics II Marketing Management

Operations Management

Strategic Management

For descriptions, please visithttp://scheller.gatech.edu/MBA.Course information is subjectto change.

Some core courses may be waivedbased on past academic work or

a waiver exam. If you qualify towaive a course, you will replacethat course with an elective.

Electives

You will select eight graduatemanagement electives related toyour career goals, including oneinternational elective. Electives

may be taken in any combinationof areas to meet your professionaland personal goals.

Choose from electivesin a variety of disciplinesincluding:

Accounting

Entrepreneurship

Finance

General Management Information Technology

Management

International Business

Management of Technology

Marketing

Operations Management

Organizational Behavior

Real Estate

Strategic Management

54credit hours30 hours of MBA core24 hours of electives

SummerInternship

2-year

programof study

+ =FOCUS ON

Business fundamentals

LeadershipAnalytical skills

Communication

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Information Technology Practicum:Intensive project-based course consultingfor leading companies

What you will do:

Work as part of a consulting team for a company, applying classroomlearning to a real-world project. Participating companies have includedIBM, Southern Company, AT&T, and Coca-Cola Enterprises.

Bridge the gap between practical and theoretical knowledge.

What you will gain:

A greater understanding of IT within organizations andthe ability to solve technology management problems.

An expanded network as you work closely with classmatesand company executives.

Jameson Carr became convinced he needed to take

the Information Technology Practicumwhen he heardanother student say he enjoyed it so much he wanted to take ittwice. It was great taking this course during my final semester,because I could apply everything wed learned in theMBA program to an actual project.

He and his teammates worked on a project for IronPlanet, a leadingonline auction company for used construction and agriculturalequipment such as dozers, trucks, compactors, and cranes.IronPlanet had Carrs team evaluate a new classified business that

could sell equipment at higher rates than it might at auction.

We completed a competitor analysis and developed the entiremarketing strategy, projecting revenues, Carr says. We got greatfeedback on our presentation and were told the company mightpursue our recommendations in the future.

EXCEPTIONALOPPORTUNITIESGAIN VALUABLEREAL-WORLD

EXPERIENCE

JAMESON CARR MBA 2012

Senior Associate Infosys

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Take advantage of

numerous

opportunitiesto apply classroom theory,

hone leadership skills

and acquire hands-on

experience.

Knowing that his innovative work through Georgia Techs Pro Bono Consulting

Programwould help doctors to better assist sick children was extremely gratifying to FrankWilson, MBA 2012.

He and his classmates worked on a project to improve the process and management of

maintaining the computers on wheels that are rolled from room to room throughout the hospital.This equipment is used to update patient records. We got great feedback from ChildrensHealthcare, he says. They started implementing our recommendations right off the bat.

Whats more, Wilson was able to parlay the experience into a full-time job at North Highlandas a strategic consultant.

FRANK L. WILSON IV MBA 2012Strategic Consultant North Highland

Pro Bono Consulting Course:Help non-profit organizations

What you will do:

Work on a team-based project for a local non-prot.

Apply classroom theory and work closely with non-prots sta and management to form practical andeasy-to-implement solutions.

Present ndings to key organizational decisionmakers. Clients have included the American CancerSociety, Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta, The SullivanCenter, MedShare International, and Art of Living.

What you will gain:

Consulting experience in the non-prot sector. Enhanced ability to develop actionable solutions.

A stronger resume while makinga positive social impact.

Six Sigma: Course forimproving the bottom line

What you will do:

Learn the tools and techniques of Lean Six Sigmaemployed by leading companies to improveperformance.

Apply its methodology and statistical analysisto a company project. Participating companieshave included AT&T, AutoTrader, State Farm,and The Coca-Cola Company.

What you will gain:

Knowledge to improve a companys processes.

Certication at the Green Belt level is oeredas part of the course and valued at more than$5,000 in industry.

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International Practicum:Intensive project-based coursewith an international residency

What you will do:

Work as part of a consulting team for a client based inthe U.S. or where the residency will take place. Clientshave included Genius Consulting, HP, IBM, MonarchBeverages, and UPS.

Explore market opportunities abroad or research enteringthe U.S. market for your client. Teams have traveled toArgentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Denmark,Ireland, Japan, Turkey, and Singapore.

What you will gain:

A greater ability to dene, analyze and solveinternational business problems.

On-the-ground international consulting experience.

An expanded network as you work closely withclassmates and company executives.

TI:GER(Technological Innovation:Generating Economic Results):Two-year program forcommericalizing research

What you will do:

Work on an interdiscplinary team of MBA students

and Emory University law students to commercializea PhD students technological research.

Explore the economic, regulatory, and legalmechanisms aecting the venture-creation processthrough projects and coursework.

Learn to advance early-stage research intoreal business opportunities.

Consult for area startup companies

What you will gain:

Knowledge of what it takes to be a successful

entrepreneur.

An understanding of market goals at every stageof innovation.

A network of industry experts, startup CEOsand active venture capital investors.

Brent Duncan (MBA 2009) knew he needed to build his business knowledgeabout commercializing technologies to develop into a successful entrepreneur.

Already holding a PhD in materials science engineering from

Duke University, Duncan was drawn to Techs MBA Programby the opportunity to participate in TI:GER.

TI:GER teaches you how to work with people from very different backgroundsto create a company, Duncan explains. The entire Georgia Tech MBA programwas incredibly relevant to my goal of starting a technology-based business.It provided a strong foundation in business for my career.

His TI:GER team, Syzygy Memory Plastics, has evolved into a full-fledged company,with Duncan as CEO. The company, which won the Most Fundable Award in the2008 Georgia Tech Business Plan Competition, has won two million in grants and

investments. Syzygys first product is PremEar Plug, which utilizes shape memorypolymers to provide well-sealing, self-adjusting, heat-activated earplugs.

BRENT DUNCAN MBA 2009CEO Syzygy Memory Plastics

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OTHER OPPORTUNITIES

& LEARNING CENTERS

Board Fellows Program

Business Plan Competition

Financial Analysis Lab

Ideas 2 SERVE Competition

IMPACT Speaker Series

Institute for Leadership andEntrepreneurship

Marketing PracticumVisit our website at

scheller.gatech.edu/MBA

to learn more.

Strategic Management & IntegrativeManagement Experience:In-depth analysis of a companysstrategy

What you will do:

Integrate the functional areas of business to understandhow frms gain and sustain a competitive advantage.

Work on teams to conduct a strategic managementanalysis of a company.

Present ndings to company executives. Projectcompanies have included AT&T, Bank of America,CSX, Deloitte, Delta Air Lines, Emerson, Equifax,The Home Depot, McKesson, and Microsoft.

What you will gain:

Eective strategic leadership skills.

An ability to view an organization from a strategicperspective as a general manager or executive.

Better positioning in the job market for an internshipand full-time employment as a consultant or strategist.

A Strategy team presented its findings toKelly Barrett, vice president of internal audit

at The Home Depot (third from left).

One of my favorite courses was the

Strategic Management course because our team was able to work

with AT&T on a business issue they were actually facing. It was a

great experience to work with senior leaders at an outside company

to get a real sense for how our coursework applied in reality.

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The Jones MBACareer Center is dedicated

to helping you:

1.Develop your career strategyand identify your job search targets.

2.Prepare for the interview processand MBA job market.

3.Identify opportunitiesfor both summer internship

and permanent employment.

The Jones MBA CareerCenter was excellent.

From one-on-one advising

to mock interviews, they are

totally invested in helping

you plan and execute your

approach to landing the

opportunities you want.

Theyre knowledgeable,

approachable, and cheerfully

aggressive on your behalf.AYINWI MUMA MBA 2011Senior Associate, Advisory ServicesKPMG

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JONES MBACAREER CENTERClimb the ladder. Switch industries. Start a new businessventure. Wherever youre headed, the Jones MBA Career

Center helps you get there.

Recruited by firms from a broad range of industries, our MBA students are

strong and successful competitors in regional and national job markets.

As a Georgia Tech MBA student, you will be assigned a career development

advisor in the Jones MBA Career Center who will work with you throughout

your time in the MBA program. Advisors are professionals with more than

20 years of business experience who understand industry dynamics.

Career coaching

Advisors have extensive corporateand MBA recruiting experience. Inaddition to helping students withtheir career goals, they managecorporate relationships. Studentsbenet from close relationshipsadvisors form with companyrecruiters.

On-and off-campusrecruiting

More than 100 companies recruitGeorgia Tech MBAs each year at:

On-campus company infosessions and interviews

Georgia Tech career fairs and thecountrys largest association andindustry MBA career fairs

Career DevelopmentWorkshop

Eight-week course covers job searchtactics, including:

Networking

Communicating your storyDeveloping a high-impact resume

Preparing for competitiveinterviews

Working national job fairs

Career support continueslong after you graduate,with Georgia Tech AlumniCareer Services

JacketNet Jobs, a job

search database exclusivelyfor Georgia Tech alumni

Annual alumni career

fair, where you can meet

face-to-face with more than

100 top employers

Career advice and

workshops

Georgia Tech Alumni

LinkedIn groupwith

20,000+ members andgrowing

Numerous networks and

clubsaround the world

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MBA Class of 2013 Compensation Summary

Employment three months after graduation 96%

Average starting base salary

Companies with national MBA recruiting programs$100,865

All companies (includes midsize and startup ventures) $97,512

Graduates receiving a signing bonus 60%

Average signing bonus $15,112

CAREER RESULTS

VISIThttp://scheller.gatech.edu/MBA

for the most current informationon career results.

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VISIThttp://scheller.gatech.edu/MBA for a comprehensive list ofrecruiting companies and the latest employment information.

RECRUITING

COMPANIESGeorgia Techs MBA students are strong and successfulcompetitors in regional and national job markets. More than100 companies recruit Georgia Tech MBA students throughthe Jones MBA Career Centereach year.

top10Georgia Tech

MBA Recruitersin 2014

AmazonAT&T

Bank of America

Deloitte

Delta Air Lines

EmersonEY

The Home Depot

IBM

North Highland

The MBA career services team does agreat job not only supporting us on what we

want to accomplish, but to discover what it is.I was in contact with my advisor even before

starting the program to discuss my interests,

passions, and possible specializations.

One of the best moments is when you nally

get the oer you wanted and celebrate with

the career services team.

LUISA CALDERON MBA 2015 CandidateInternship Brand Manager, Georgia PacicBBA Marketing, Tec de Monterrey, Mexico City, 2008

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A Broad Range of Career Opportunities

Employment

by Industry

Employmentby Function

25%Consulting

32%Marketing

9%Operations/

Supply Chain

14%Technology

9%General Management

4%Human Resources7

%Finance

11%Manufacturing

14%Financial Services

16%Technology

9%Pharma/Biotech/Healthcare

14%Consumer Products

25%Consulting(management and functional)

11%Other(includes energy, media/entertainment, real estate,and other industries)

MBA Class of 2013

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COMMUNITY&

CONNECTIONSBenefit from Georgia Techs extensive alumni connections.

More than

120,000active alumni

worldwide

Influentialbusiness

leaders(4000+ alumni are

C-level executives)

Numerousnetworking

opportunities

My favorite part of my MBA experience

is my classmates. We get to know each other

very well. We have different backgrounds which

always leads to interesting class discussions.

There is also a nice support system between

first- and second-year students.

FERNANDA BARELLA KIRCHNER MBA 2013

Focus Areas Marketing and Strategic ManagementInternship Social Media and Interactive Marketing, The Home Depot

BBA International Business, BA Spanish The University of Georgia, 2006

Gain lifetimemembership

in a strongalumni network.

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STUDENT CLUBSINCLUDE

Entrepreneurship Club

Financial Management Association

Honorary Accounting Organization

Information Technology Society

International Business ClubManagement Consulting Club

Marketing Club

MBA Ambassadors

MBA Women International

Minorities in Business

Net Impact (sustainability andcorporate social responsibility)

Operations Management Society

The key to a great MBAeducation is the extracurricular

activities. I joined the consulting

club, which helped me networkand prepare for the rigorous

interview process at top

consulting firms. I also pushed

myself by competing in several

case competitions ranging fromfinance to operations.DAVID FERRAGUT MBA 2012

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You willform strong bonds

both in and outof class.

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Community &Connections

Georgia Techs Full-time MBA

culture creates camaraderie

and builds networks that last

a lifetime.

Graduate Business Council

As a Georgia Tech MBA student, you are automatically alifetime member of the Graduate Business Council (GBC).

Through networking opportunities, professional clubs,and social events, GBC oers a variety of leadershiproles and avenues to expand your involvement withfellow students, alumni, faculty, administrators, andthe business community.

Return for special

Alumni Events.

The annual

Crawfish Boilis a tradition

for our MBAs.

Volunteer MBAstudents

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Georgia Tech offers so many ways todevelop leadership skills outside of the classroom.

I am currently an alumni chair and also involved in

the MBA Women International club and the Georgia

Tech MBA Golf Classic. I am building valuable

relationships within the MBA program, Atlanta-area

corporations, and our prestigious alumni network.

MARICELA PEA MBA 2013Internship Human Resources, General MillsFocus Area Organizational BehaviorBS Advertising University of Texas at Austin, 2005

At the annual

MBA GolfClassic,

students team up

and network with

successful alumni.

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Georgia Tech MBA faculty

are highly accessible and

practice an interactive

learning approach. Manyprofessors are consultants

to national and international

organizations, bringing

industry connections

and knowledge into

the classroom.

I introduce MBAs to criticalenvironmental issues and strategies

companies can use to fuse business

and environmental sustainability. Our

students are refreshingly open to new

ideas, and have a tremendous work

ethic and enthusiasm for learning.

BERIL TOKTAY

Professor of operations management andBrady Family Chair

Research: Toktay is the coordinator of the Georgia TechFocused Research Program on Closed-Loop ProductionSystems, an interdisciplinary group of faculty fromEngineering and Public Policy, who are interested insustainable manufacturing.

TO LEARN

MORE ABOUTOUR FACULTY,VISITscheller.gatech.edu.

PRESTIGIOUSFACULTYAccessible. Connected.

Passionate about Teaching.

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Learn from faculty members

who areworld-renowned

for their teachingand research.

Georgia Techs MBA programis special because its where

innovation and business meet.

We train leaders for the knowledge-

based world of the 21stcentury.

FRANK T. ROTHAERMEL

The Angel and Stephen M. Deedyprofessor of strategic management

Industry:Rothaermel has conducted extensiveeldwork and executive training with leadingcorporations, including Amgen, Daimler, Eli Lilly,GE Energy Systems, GE Healthcare, ICOS, McKesson,Microsoft, and Thomson Financial. The KaumanFoundation views him as one of the worlds 75thought leaders in entrepreneurship and innovation.

Georgia Tech MBA studentshave a unique blend of soft

skills (personable, work well on

teams and good communicators)

and hard skills (technical and

quantitative smarts). This gives

our MBAs a real edge in the job

market.

SANDRA SLAUGHTER

Professor of information technologymanagement and Alton M. Costley Chair

Industry:Slaughter is working on research projectswith companies related to IT project management,evaluating soft skills for IT project managers anddetermining how proling can help with managingproject complexity.

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TECHNOLOGY

SQUARETHE HEARTOF BUSINESS

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Georgia Tech Scheller College of

Business is the cornerstone of Technology

Square, a state-of-the-art, multi-building

complex in Midtown Atlanta the heart of

the citys business community.

Technology Square encompasses education,economic development, research, and hospitality.

In the Scheller College, our MBA students benet from the latest learning technologyand an environment lled with rising professionals from a wide variety of leadingcompanies and innovative startups.

Our neighbors include the Advanced Technology Development Center,a technology and business incubator where students can nd entrepreneurialeducation opportunities. Were also located near the Georgia Tech EnterpriseInnovation Institute, the nations largest university-based program forbusiness/industry assistance and technology commercialization.

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LIFE IN ATLANTAAtlanta, a truly global city, is brimming withexciting career opportunities.

ProfessionalOpportunities Abound

Home to more than 2,100international businesses,Atlanta boasts the third highestconcentration of Fortune 500companies in the nation.

Atlanta is one of the fastest growinghigh-tech urban centers, withmore than a dozen incubators forinnovative emerging businesses.

The city is also the business anddistribution center of the Southeastand ranks among the top threedistribution cities in the U.S.

Affordable,Appealing Living

The cost of living consistentlyranks below the national average(considerably less than many majormetro areas), helping make Atlantaa desirable location for your MBA

education.

Youll enjoy all the benets ofa major city, with easy accessto numerous recreational andentertainment opportunities.The pleasant climate permits year-round outdoor activities, and boththe mountains and coast are withinreasonable distance.

Arts & Recreation

Atlanta is home to a ourishingarts scene. The Woodru ArtsCenter which includes the AtlantaSymphony Orchestra, the AllianceTheatre, and the High Museum ofArt is located close to Georgia Tech.

A former site of the SummerOlympic Games, Atlanta is alsohome to exciting professionalsports teams, including the AtlantaBraves, Falcons, and Hawks.

AGCO

COCA-COLA ENTERPRISES

DELTA AIR LINES

FIRST DATA

GENUINE PARTS

NCR

NEWELL RUBBERMAID

ROCK-TENN

SOUTHERN COMPANY

SUNTRUST BANKS

THE COCA-COLA COMPANY

THE HOME DEPOT

UPS

FORTUNE 500

COMPANIES

BASED IN ATLANTA

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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUTTHE ATLANTA METRO AREA, VISIT

http://www.metroatlantachamber.com.

Metros for Minority Entrepreneurs- Forbes Magazine

Top 10 Metros for Entrepreneurial Activity- The Kauffman Foundation

Top Cities with the Most Fortune 500 Headquarters- Fortune

Top Cities to Find a Job- CareerCast.com

Top 10 Overall American Cities of the Future- fDi magazine

Metro Areas with the Most Clean Economy Jobs Brookings-Batelle Clean Economy Database and Moodys Analytics

Cities for Small Business Vitality American Express

RECENT ATLANTA RANKINGS

1st

2nd

3rd

5th

top10

From top (left to right): Georgia Aquarium,Centennial Olympic Park, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets,High Museum of Art, Atlanta Braves, and Fox Theater.

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APPLICATION &ADMISSIONS

The Full-time MBA program enrolls studentsonce per year and begins in the fall (August).

Take the rst step to transform your career.Apply online athttp://scheller.gatech.edu/MBA

Apply Today!Whats required?Online application (includes essays and $75 fee)

Accredited bachelors degree

Academic transcripts

GMAT or GRE scores

Three letters of recommendation

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)for non-native English speakers

Satisfactory grade in a college-level calculus course(not required for admission, but before classes start)

2.Admissioninterview

(by invitation only)

3.Receive

admission decision

5.Start MBA in the

fall (August)

4.Conrm decision& submit deposit

1.Submit application &supporting material

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APPLICATION DEADLINESFall 2015

Funding I Funding II *

Application

Academic transcripts October 15, 2014 January 15, 2015

GMAT or GRE scores

Letters of recommendation

TOEFL, if applicable November 15, 2014 February 15, 2015

Standard Final **

Application

Academic transcripts March 15, 2015 May 15, 2015

GMAT or GRE scores

Letters of recommendation TOEFL, if applicable April 15, 2015

30 daysafter application

submittedor ASAP

APPLYonline athttp://scheller.gatech.edu/MBA

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AFTER MAY 15, contact us at 404.894.8722or [email protected] availability to apply.

* International applicants are encouraged to apply by the Funding II deadline.

** Best eorts will be made for an admission decision for the

upcoming term. If a nal decision is not processed in time,applications may be deferred to the following termupon applicant request.


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Georgia resident tuition 27,486

Non-resident tuition* 38,352

Mandatory fees 2,393

Note:The 2014-2015 academic year includes the fall 2014 and spring 2015 semesters.Tuition and fees are subject to change after any academic term.

TUITION& FEES:2014-2015 ACADEMIC YEAR

$

$

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FINANCEYOUR DEGREEGraduate Assistantships and FellowshipsMore than 50% of Full-time MBA students received funding from the College includinggraduate assistantships and fellowships.

All applicants, resident and non-resident, who apply by the Funding I(October 15) or Funding II (January 15) deadlines are eligible for consideration.

Graduate AssistantshipsGraduate assistants work with a Scheller College faculty member or administrator inexchange for a monthly salary and tuition reduction. Estimated value of an assistantshipmay be as high as $91,000 depending on the type of award and residency status. Awardsare based on academic merit.

Education LoansMBA students who are U.S. citizens and permanent residents may be eligible for

education loans. A variety of privately funded loan programs may be available forinternational students.

The Post-9/11 GI Bill &Yellow Ribbon Program

Qualied U.S. veterans may be eligible to receive nancial support for residenttuition and mandatory fees, and a stipend for books and housing.

VISITthe Evening MBA Tuition & Financing page athttp://scheller.gatech.edu/MBAfor more information.

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Class of 2015 admission statistics

678Average GMAT Score

620-730 Middle 80% GMAT Score Range160/163 Average GRE Score (Q/V)

5Average Years Work Experience

3.3Average Undergraduate GPA

Student demographics

136 Total Enrolled

28Average Age

28% Female

13% U.S. Minority

29% International

ADMISSIONSTATISTICSAND

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Undergraduate Degrees

51% Engineering/Computer Science

26% Business/Economics

20% Humanities/Social Sciences

3% Mathematics/Physical SciencesVISIThttp://scheller.gatech.edu/MBAfor the most current admissionand student information.

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to find out more in-depth

program information

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2.REGISTERfor an Information Session

3.SCHEDULEa class visit and experience the

Full-time MBA program firsthand

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