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University of Texas, Austin

McCombs School of Business

Quick Stats

200x150
  • Average GMAT
    643
  • Program Cost
    $30,080
    $ $ $ $ $
  • Program Enrollment
    199
  • Yield
    75%
  • Selectivity
    73%
Contact Information
2110 Speedway Stop B6004
Austin, Texas 78712-1750, United States of America
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About McCombs School of Business

The McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin develops influential business leaders and is committed to providing students with a knowledge base grounded in theory and relevant to current business practice. With a world-renowned faculty that boasts groundbreaking research, easy access to industry leaders, a myriad of opportunities for hands on experience, and the prime location of Austin, Texas, McCombs has a significant, positive impact on business and society. McCombs is an engaged and purposeful community of faculty, staff, students and alumni, where great minds come together to inspire innovation and change the world.

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Admissions: Can I get in?

Post-Grad Work Experience
  • Average 71
  • Median 65
  • Middle 80% 32 to 119
Admissions Selectivity
73% McCombs School of Business 70% Average Across All Schools
643 Average GMAT Score
  • Applied
  • Accepted
Average Score
79% 631
80% 643
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Total Applications
  • Applied
  • Accepted
  • Accepted Apps Enrolled
100% 130
73% 73.0
75% 75.0
Female
24% 24
International
18% 18
Importance of Application Elements
  • GMAT Scores Very Important
  • Resume / Work Experience Very Important
  • Application Essay Very Important
  • Interviews Very Important
  • Recommendations Very Important
  • GPA / Undergrad Transcripts Very Important
Pre-MBA Careers
Other
28% 28
Consulting
20% 20
Operations
18% 18
Management
15% 15
Finance / Accounting
10% 10
Marketing / Sales
8% 8
Technology
26% 26
Other
21% 21
Financial Services
13% 13
Government
13% 13
Manufacturing
9% 9
Pharma / Health Care
9% 9
Petroleum / Energy
7% 7
Consumer Products
3% 3
Non-Profit
1% 1
GMAT Scores
  • All Applicants
  • Accepted
770 to 800
1% 1
0% 0
740 to 769
4% 4
5% 5
710 to 739
7% 7
7% 7
680 to 709
14% 14
10% 10
650 to 679
20% 20
26% 26
620 to 649
22% 22
26% 26
590 to 619
10% 10
14% 14
560 to 589
10% 10
5% 5
530 to 559
5% 5
7% 7
500 to 529
3% 3
0% 0
Under 500
4% 4
0% 0
English Language Requirements
English Proficiency Required: Yes
Minimum English Proficiency Score: No
Accepted Tests
  • IELTS
  • TOEFL Internet Based Test
  • TOEFL Paper-based Test

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Tuition: Can I afford it?

Resident
$ $ $ $ $
$30,080
Total Program Cost
Non-Resident
$ $ $ $ $
$37,736
Total Program Cost
0 Full Tuition Scholarships
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What Recent Grads Say See All 14 Comments >

-I believe that the way the program was organized was very respectful of individual's work environment and schedules. I wouldn't be able to say the same about a full time program. Additionally, the caliber of student in a part time course such as the one I attended is far superior to a full time program. My fellow students were older, wiser, more seasoned, more experienced, and more mature in every way than a full time MBA student.

Academics: What will I learn?

Faculty
  • All Teachers
  • Tenured
Total Number of Teachers
8% 25
3% 10
Students in Core Classes
71 McCombs School of Business 35 Average Across All Schools
Top 3 Teaching Methods
Case study
20% 20
Team project
20% 20
Experiential learning
20% 20
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Concentrations and Specializations
Top Areas of Study
Requirements for Graduation
  • Students must also complete three Austin Intensive Seminars.
  • Students must have attended a minimum number of classes
  • Students must have earned a pre-determined GPA/Letter grade average
Program Logistics
  • Credits required for graduation 48
  • Average # of months to complete program 33
  • Six-Year completion rate 100%
  • Max time allowed to complete 33
  • Separate Full-Time MBA Yes
  • Distance learning No
Time Classes Offered
  • Evenings
Semester Classes Offered
  • Fall, Spring, Summer
Technology Improvements
  • Improved collaboration tools and facilities, with new spaces dedicated to student collaborative work. Improved wireless and cellular coverage, with expanded coverage for outdoor areas near Business School buildings. Online training resources have been acquired, with video-based tutorials on over 300 applications and business topics to help students learn and improve skills.

Students: Who are my classmates?

Yes Part-time students have a campus area
Ethnicity of Students
White
76% 76
Asian American
16% 16
Hispanic
8% 8
Activities
Professional Clubs
  • Biotech/Health care
  • Consulting
  • Corporate Social Responsibility/NetImpact
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Environmental
  • Information Technology
  • Investment Banking
  • Marketing
  • Media & Entertainment
  • Nonprofit
  • VC/ Private Equity
Networking Clubs
  • Black MBA Association
  • Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual
  • Hispanic Student Organization
  • International Club
  • Partners/Family
  • Women in MBA

Alumni: How strong is my network?

18,788 Living MBA Alumni 13 Countries where alumni clubs exist
31 Active alumni clubs
11 Participating in gift donations No Individual alumni gift in excess of $10 Million in the last 12 months

Employer data includes graduates and current students.