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University of Washington
Masters of Business Administration
The University of Washington's Foster School of Business develops leaders who think differently and make a difference. From their first day to graduation, students are immersed in one of the most innovative MBA experiences in the world, built to deliver a personalized education for a career path each student defines for themselves with extensive input. Students start with a first-year integrated curriculum that includes tailored development of communication and leadership skills and opportunities for international study and hands-on learning. Students connect often with the business community, through projects during the school year and internships either with local companies like Microsoft and Starbucks or in places like Thailand or New York. Foster MBA students can tap a broad range of elective courses in areas of special interest such as corporate finance or international marketing, choose from certificate programs like Entrepreneurship or Global Business, and augment business classes with flexible access to courses or dual-degree options in other university departments. A unique, individualized approach to career services, a renowned mentor program, and access to 44,000 alumni worldwide provide students with the unparalleled educational flexibility and customized career resources that now distinguish the Foster MBA Program.
The MBA admissions staff is here to help you determine which options will best meet your education and career goals. Call or e-mail our admissions counselors to get the information you need to make an informed choice.
The University of Washington
The University of Washington enjoys a long standing reputation for excellence in education and research, receiving more government research funding over the past 26 years than any other public university in the nation. The low faculty-student ratio and collaborative culture create a dynamic entrepreneurial learning community where connections are easily made. The university's 16 schools and colleges provide education to 34,000 students, who can choose from more than 100 academic disciplines and 5,000 courses.
Seattle: A World of Opportunity
Pacific Rim business opportunities meet Pacific Northwest quality of life in Seattle. The region's dynamic economy is a hotbed for business development across industrial sectors and an ideal laboratory for real-world practice. The UW MBA program gives students access to prominent regional, national, and international business leaders and builds connections with top companies, including Amgen, Amazon, ICOS, Microsoft, Nintendo, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Safeco, Starbucks, and Wells Fargo.
Degrees offered
- BA
- MBA
- Evening MBA
- Executive MBA
- Technology Management MBA
- Master of Professional Accounting
- PhD
Entry requirements
Applicants must:
- Complete the equivalent of a four-year U.S. bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
- Meet a quantitative analysis requirement and possess minimum English language skills
- Take the GMAT
- Apply to each school, college, or department of interest if pursuing a dual degree
Fees
The Foster MBA Program offers a very good value. Out-of-state tuition is $30,500 per year and Washington residents pay $20,300. Other annual expenses are estimated at approximately $25,811:
- Room and board: $15,656
- Books, computers and supplies: $3,176
- Local transportation: $1,924
- Personal expenses: $3,020
- MBA Association dues (for two years): $235
- MBA Club dues: $200
- Health Insurance: $1,600
Scholarships/funding available
Financial aid is available from the University of Washington and the Foster School of Business in the form of loans, work-study, scholarships, and academic employment. All admitted applicants are considered for merit-based scholarships. Once admitted, students may also apply for other Foster School of Business scholarships. Domestic applicants may obtain federal loan application forms at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Visit the UW Office of Student Financial Aid at www.washington.edu/students/osfa/ for more information.
Application procedure and deadline
First Deadline: October 15
Second Deadline: November 15
Third Deadline: January 15*
Fourth Deadline: March 15
Start Date: Mid-September
* Final deadline for international students.
Average undergrad GPA: 3.4
Average GMAT score: 679
Average work experience (months): 60
Applicants accepted: 35 percent
Accepted applications who attend: 50 percent
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