What is Wharton’s MBA Program for Executives?

Wharton delivers an undiluted MBA curriculum to working professionals through the MBA Program for Executives, comprised of three cohorts who each represent a diverse pool of experienced professionals. Wharton emphasizes an intensive core in general management and an unmatched selection of electives in a format tailored for working professionals. See the two-year class calendar.
Length & Schedule
The full calendars for each cohort can be found here. Students attend classes every other weekend, with several additional extended sessions through the program.
Total Credit Units 19.0
Core Curriculum 10.0
Electives 9.0
Majors and Program Customization You are not required to have a major, but you have the option to pursue one of our formal majors or concentrations. Elective requirements are increased to offer you better individualized study options.
Faculty Classes are taught by Wharton standing and associated faculty
Experiential Learning
A one week Global Business Week is required, chosen from a selection of destinations that mix San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Global students. Students also have the option of taking modular courses.
Entering Class Size 120 in Philadelphia, 110 in San Francisco, 50 in Global
Median GMAT 711
Median EA
155
Average Work Experience 13 years
Tuition and Fees (Two years) $230,100 (class entering in May 2024)
Housing and Meals Tuition and fees includes housing and meals. Transportation to and from program sessions, books, and parking are not included.
Executive Career Coaching You have access to career coaching, workshops, and resources through the dedicated EMBA Career Management Office . Internships are not available and only eligible students are permitted to participate in on-campus recruiting alongside the Full Time MBAs.
Company Support/Sponsorship An endorsement from your company is required for time away from work. Financial support from your company is also required for Fellows candidates and is encouraged for others.
Campus Locations Philadelphia and San Francisco and Global

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