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The Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame challenges its students, alumni and faculty to Ask More of Business, emphasizing its foundational mission to promote ethics, values-based leadership and academic excellence. The College enrolls about 1,950 students in six majors in its undergraduate program. It offers four graduate degrees – MBA, EMBA, accountancy and nonprofit management – in addition to custom and open-enrollment programs for traditional and nonprofit executive education. Academic centers include entrepreneurship, ethics, business communications and financial regulation.
Post-Grad Work Experience
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Admissions Selectivity
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Average GMAT Score
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Total Applications
69%
69.0
61%
61.0
15%
15
0%
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Pre-MBA Careers |
$128,437
Applicant Average Base Salary
Top 5 Feeder Companies
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Resident
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$
$
$
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$91,000Total Program Cost |
Non-Resident
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$91,000Total Program Cost |
Basic scholarships awardedLoansLoan guarantee policy Only to domestic students |
1
Full Tuition Scholarships Awarded
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48%
Percent that received aid
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-The Notre Dame EMBA program was incredibly challenging. The program was very quantitative, but it also had a strong focus on ethics and how to be a better leader. The overall program focused on "asking more of business," and that means not only driving financial results but also doing it in the best possible manner. I couldn't be prouder of being a graduate of Notre Dame.
Faculty
0%
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Students in Core Classes
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Top 3 Teaching Methods
35%
35
25%
25
15%
15
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Joint Degree Programs |
Top Areas of Study
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Requirements for Graduation
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Program Logistics
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Technology Improvements
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39
Average age of student
2%
International Students
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28%
Female Students
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Campus
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5,774
Living MBA Alumni
42
Countries where alumni clubs exist
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274
Active alumni clubs
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34
Participating in gift donations
No
Individual alumni gift in excess of $10 Million in the last 12 months
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Employer data includes graduates and current students.