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Howard MBA...Setting the Standards
Founded in 1867, Howard University is one of only 88 universities classified as a Doctoral/Research University-Extensive education institution by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Since 1970, the School of Business has produced more than 1,000 distinguished MBA graduates prepared to meet the challenges of the global business environment.
Achieving Results
For five consecutive years (2003-2007), the program has received top honors. Once again, the Wall Street Journal ranked the Howard University MBA Program among the top three business schools for "Hiring Minorities." The program also continues to be ranked number one for "Greatest Opportunities for Minority Students" by the Princeton Review. Additionally, in fall 2007, the Fortune Small Business Magazine ranked our program among the top 26 MBA Programs as "America's Best Colleges for Entrepreneurs."
Faculty Access
Each faculty member passes on a wealth of industry knowledge and experience, which students need in order to achieve in today's global market. Small classes offer an intimate relationship with faculty. One-to-one professional care is Howard's signature.
Classroom Diversity
Students hail from many parts of the United States, Canada, Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Caribbean. Their post-baccalaureate work experiences include education, health services, economics, engineering, marketing, financial services, consulting, and real estate.
Program Options
Students may choose to earn a general MBA or specialize in entrepreneurship, finance, human resources, information systems, international business, marketing, or supply chain management. Howard also offers joint- and dual-degree programs in accounting, engineering, law, pharmacy, and medicine.
The curriculum is supplemented by the Leadership Development Series, featuring renowned experts addressing issues such as corporate ethics and social responsibility, decision-making under pressure, and designing a career. Howard's well-rounded students are involved in various student organizations, community activities, and corporate-sponsored programs such as entrepreneurship, marketing, investment, and management consulting.
Students may attend the full-time program, completing degree requirements in two years, or as working adults, students may enroll in the "accelerated" or "traditional" part-time programs, completing the degree in three or four years, respectively.
Type of program
Full-time or part-time MBA
JD/MBA, MD/MBA, PharmD/MBA
BSE/MBA and five-year Accounting/MBA (Howard undergraduates only)
Length of program
Full time: 24 months
Part time: 36-48 months
Program location
Washington, DC
Number of places
Full time: approximately 50
Tuition and fees
Full time: $17,385/year
Part time: $966/credit
Scholarships/Funding Available
Merit-based scholarships and graduate assistantships
Starting Dates
Full time: August
Part time: August and January
Application Procedure
MBA Application
$65 application fee (certified check or money order only)
Current résumé
Personal statement
Official transcripts
Official GMAT score
Three letters of recommendation
Advanced college algebra is required (calculus preferred)
Application Deadlines
Fall semester: full- and part-time programs
- First round: November 15
- Second round: February 1
- Final round: May 15
Spring Semester: part-time program only
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