University of Wisconsin, Madison
School of Business
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Program Basics
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- Wisconsin Executive MBA Program
- University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin School of Business
- 975 University Avenue
- 2310 Grainger Hall
- Madison, 53706, Wisconsin
- United States
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Status:
- Public
- Length of program (months): 21
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Classes meet:
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- Alternate weekends
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Tuition and fees for entire EMBA program:
- Resident: $76,260.00
- Non Resident: $76,260.00
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Graduate business school is accredited by:
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- Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
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SCHOOL BASICS
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Graduate business school enrollment:
- Total: 519
- Full-Time MBA: 228
- Part-Time MBA: 163
- Executive MBA: 77
- PhD Program: 51
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- Undergraduate business school enrollment: 1,940
- Other graduate degree programs: Master of Accounting, Master of Finance, Other
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ADMISSIONS
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- Rolling admissions? Yes
- GMAT Required? No
- Are applicants allowed to submit the GRE? Yes
- If applicants are not required to take the GMAT, how are EMBA applicants' quantitative abilities checked before enrollment? Transcripts review and math review before classes start.
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GMAT score distribution (applicant pool):
- Average GMAT Score N/A
- 10th Percentile N/A
- 25th Percentile N/A
- 50th Percentile (median) N/A
- 75th Percentile N/A
- 90th Percentile N/A
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GMAT score distribution (incoming class):
- Average GMAT Score N/A
- 10th Percentile N/A
- 25th Percentile N/A
- 50th Percentile (median) N/A
- 75th Percentile N/A
- 90th Percentile N/A
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- Is the TOEFL required for non-English speakers? No
- Application fee: $56.00
- Number of applications to the newest class: 51
- Applicants accepted: 92 %
- Admitted applicants enrolled: 83 %
- Applicants wait-listed during the last admissions cycle: 1
- Wait-listed applicants admitted for the semester to which they applied: 1
- Applicant interviews are: By invitation only
- Applicants (admitted and denied) who were interviewed: 57 %
- Admitted applicants who were interviewed: 70 %
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CLASS PROFILE
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EMBA students in newest entering class who are:
- Female: 28 %
- International: 10 %
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Entering students are from the following regions:
- Africa: 0 %
- Asia: 8 %
- Europe: 0 %
- North America: 90 %
- Oceania: 2 %
- Latin America and the Caribbean: 0 %
- Dual citizenship: 0 %
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Entering U.S. citizens are from the following regions:
- West: 0 %
- Midwest: 100 %
- Southwest: 0 %
- South: 0 %
- Mid-Atlantic: 0 %
- Northeast: 0 %
- Possessions and territories: 0 %
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U.S. students in newest entering class who are:
- African American: 6 %
- Asian American: 9 %
- Hispanic or Latino American: 0 %
- Multiethnic/Multiracial : 0 %
- Native American: 0 %
- White (Non-Hispanic): 83 %
- Chose not to report: 2 %
- Other: 0 %
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- Average months of work experience: 173
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Middle 80% range work experience in months:
- From: 114
- To: 250
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- Average age: 38
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Middle 80% age range:
- From: 33
- To: 46
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Work background:
- Have advanced degrees: 18 %
- Work in the nonprofit sector: 18 %
- Work at an organization with 100 or fewer employees: 28 %
- Have title of president, CEO, or chairman: 5 %
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- EMBA students living within 45 miles of campus: 64 %
- Average base salary for new EMBA entrant: $110,000.00
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Middle 80% base salary range:
- Low: $46,000.00
- High: $182,000.00
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Students work in these functional categories:
- Consulting: 3 %
- Finance/Accounting 15 %
- General Management : 18 %
- Human Resources: 0 %
- Marketing/Sales: 26 %
- Management Information Systems : 15 %
- Operations/Logistics: 18 %
- Other: 5 %
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Students work in these industries:
- Consulting: 8 %
- Consumer Products: 5 %
- Financial Services: 10 %
- Government: 10 %
- Manufacturing: 18 %
- Media/Entertainment: 0 %
- Non-Profit: 23 %
- Petroleum/Energy: 0 %
- Pharmaceutical/Biotechnology/Health Care: 10 %
- Real Estate: 8 %
- Technology: 8 %
- Other: 0 %
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Top organizations sending students:
- University of Wisconsin-Madison
- UW Hospital
- State of Wisconsin
- GE Healthcare
- Harley-Davidson
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FINANCIAL AID
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- EMBAs receiving financial aid through school: 25 %
- EMBA scholarships are awarded based on: Merit
- Full-tuition scholarships awarded in past 12 months: 0
- Does the school offer a guaranteed loan to EMBAs, regardless of nationality? No
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FACULTY
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- Faculty employed by the B-school: 130
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Full-time faculty:
- Tenured: 56
- Non-Tenured: 56
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Adjunct/Visiting Faculty:
- Tenured: 4
- Non-Tenured: 34
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Women on Faculty:
- Tenured: 9
- Non-Tenured: 15
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Minority Faculty:
- Tenured: 6
- Non-Tenured: 10
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International Faculty:
- Tenured: 12
- Non-Tenured: 9
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Faculty with PhDs:
- Tenured: 55
- Non-Tenured: 38
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STUDENT LIFE
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- Does the program include a mandatory international trip or project? Yes
- Description: 10 day international trip in the 2nd year of the program. If students do not go on the trip they are assigned a project.
- Does the school offer pre-program orientation for all EMBA participants? Yes
- Does the school offer temporary housing/accommodations for EMBA participants? Yes
- Description: Fluno Center for Executive Education
- Do EMBAs have access to a health club or gym? Yes
- Special student/home/work/life initiatives: Adobe Connect System
- How far away from a major airport are most EMBA classes held? (miles) 6
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TEACHING/ACADEMICS
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Teaching methods:
- Case Study: 30 %
- Distance Learning: 0 %
- Experiential Learning: 5 %
- Lectures: 30 %
- Simulations: 10 %
- Team Projects: 25 %
- Other: 0 %
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- Faculty also teaching in full-time program: 84 %
- Tenured/tenure-track EMBA faculty: 74 %
- Average class size, core EMBA class: 39
- Average class size, EMBA electives: 0
- Elective courses: 0
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Estimated hours per week in class and outside classwork:
- Hours per week in class: 8
- Hours per week outside of class spent on classwork: 15
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- Last revision of core EMBA curriculum: 2010
- Distance-learning EMBA via the Internet, videoconferencing, or some other medium? No
- Leading areas of study: Accounting, Finance, Leadership, Strategy, General Management
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Graduation Requirements:
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- Students must have attended a minimum number of classes
- Students must have earned a pre-determined GPA/Letter grade average
- Class participation accounts for some percentage of students' grades
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- Significant recent changes to EMBA program: 2010
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Domestic partnerships or in-house EMBA programs:
- Kohls Corporation
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TECHNOLOGY
- Technology improvements in the last three academic years: WSoB is replacing the graduate and undergraduate admission and career management system with a customer relation database. Upgraded email system integrates the calendar and CRM. Improved research database pages catalogs of faculty journal papers and books. Online e-forms for office operations. Student workspace created with video monitors for group project collaboration and simulates a corporate setting. Upgraded Wi-Fi for faster speeds for student laptops and video conferencing/streaming.
- Amount spent: $300,000.00
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B-SCHOOL ALUMNI
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- Living MBA alumni: 8,185
- Active MBA alumni clubs: 0
- Countries in which MBA clubs exist: 0
- Living MBA alumni who gave in past year: 11
- Mean gift from MBA alumni: $1,111.00
- Median gift from MBA alumni: $125.00
- Did school receive an individual gift in exess of $10 million in the past academic year? No
- Business school endowment $159,900,000.00
- Does the main university offer career placement services for alumni? Yes
- Does the main university have an alumni networking Web site? Yes
- University alumni networking site: http://www.uwalumni.com/home/alumniandfriends/alumniandfriends.aspx
- Does the B-School have an alumni networking Web site? Yes
- Business school alumni networking site: http://www.bus.wisc.edu/alumni/
- Does the B-school offer career services for alumni? Yes
- Do current MBA students have access to an alumni database? Yes
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CAREER SERVICES
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- Do EMBAs have access to career services? Yes
- Does the school allow its EMBA students to interview on campus with corporate recruiters targeting executives for full-time jobs? Yes
- School's policy regarding recruiters targeting EMBAs: Recruiting requests are assesed on a case to case basis
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SCHOOL COMMENTS
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- Additional school comments: The program is a lock step cohort program and as such does not offer elective courses.
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