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Full-Time Cohort MBA The full-time Cohort MBA program at UT Dallas offers a rigorous, fast-paced curriculum that equips students with timeless business skills while emphasizing the mastery of managerial concepts that are altering the business landscape today. Established in 1996, the full-time Cohort MBA program is new enough to be evolving but established enough to build on courses that have been refined over the last 25 years in the School of Management.
Admission Admission to the program is selective with a maximum of 60 highly qualified students entering each year. Students typically average more than 640 on the GMAT and have completed at least three years of work before joining the program. The majority of students receive substantial financial support based on strong test scores and outstanding backgrounds.
Program Structure This 53-credit-hour program features a full-time, daytime core curriculum. Each cohort of students starts the program in August and graduates 16 months later in December. Electives are added from the second semester forward based on areas of interest. Many students work as interns and/or take elective coursework during the summer semester.
Extracurricular Benefits In addition to academic classes, students receive a number of benefits designed specifically for this program, including:
- Pre-term program: refresher courses in accounting and math
- Individual mentoring by leaders and alumni
- Team-building and leadership workshops
- Access to the Cohort MBA alumni network
- Executive speaker series
Academics The full-time MBA program offers daytime core classes Monday through Thursday. Elective courses are typically offered during the evening. All classes involve a combination of case studies, lectures, and group projects. Application requirements include an application form and fee, academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal essays, a résumé, TOEFL score (if applicable), and GMAT score.
Language of instruction English
Program location Richardson, Texas
Fees Tuition and fees are approximately $15,000 for Texas residents and $30,000 for non-residents
Scholarships/funding available Scholarships/teaching assistantships are awarded on a competitive basis.
Starting dates Fall semester only, typically first week of August
Application procedure and deadline Early application: January 15 Priority: March 1 (to be considered for financial aid) Final: May 1 Submit online application at https://cmba.utdallas.edu/apply
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