(1) Students from countries other than the school's home country.
TOP CORPORATE CUSTOMERS
Top five organizations that sent the most participants to EMBA program in last 5 years:
Shell
Exxonmobil
British Petroleum
Hewlett Packard
Baylor College of Medicine
CLASS TRAITS - MOST RECENT ENTERING CLASS
GMAT Scores
Average
596
Range (middle 80%)
480
-
690
TOEFL Scores
Average score
630
Minimum score required
600
Work Experience (months)
Average
145
Range (middle 80%)
36
-
240
Student Age (years)
Average
35
Range (middle 80%)
28
-
44
Work Background
Students with advanced degrees
17%
Students from nonprofit sector
2%
Students from organization with fewer than 100 employees
2%
Students titled president, CEO, or chairman
8%
Travel Distance
Students living within 45 miles of the school
96%
Salary
Average
$107,676
Range (middle 80%)
$50,000
-
$152,918
2003 GRADUATES REPORT
Editor's Note: Based on responses to BusinessWeek's 2003 survey of EMBA graduates.
Functional areas represented in graduating class:
Accounting
3%
Finance
17%
Human Resources
n/a
Manufacturing
n/a
Marketing
13%
Operations
27%
Strategy
7%
Supply Chain
3%
Other
30%
Average years of management experience: 8.1
Avg. No. of employees EMBAs manage at work: 10.5
Percent of program employer paid for:
Nothing
23%
0-20%
16%
21-40%
n/a
41-60%
6%
61-80%
3%
81-99%
13%
100%
39%
Average No. of EMBA programs students applied to: 1.3
Average No. of EMBA programs students were accepted to: 1.3
Salary at start of EMBA program:
Under $50K
6%
$51-75K
13%
$76-100K
48%
$101-125K
16%
$126-150K
6%
$151-200K
3%
Over $200K
6%
Average increase at end of EMBA program: 8%
ADMISSIONS
Application fee
Resident: $100
Non-resident $100
104 people applied to the EMBA program in 2003. The school accepted 79% (selectivity) of those applicants, and 80% of admitted applicants (yield) enrolled in the program.
The B-school placed 0 applicant(s) on its wait list, from which n/a ultimately accepted.
Interviews for EMBA applicants are: Required
In 2003, the B-school interviewed 100% of its EMBA applicants, and 100% of its admitted applicants.
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