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Admission is closed for the class beginning in January 2010. Applications for the class beginning in January 2011 will be accepted starting in March 2010. Deadlines above are tentative and subject to change. Final admissions deadlines and Information Session dates will be posted in January. Early Admission BenefitsEarly application is advisable, since class size is limited and qualified applicants are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Benefits of early admission:
See Also:Application Process • Requirements • Information Sessions • Financial Aid and Scholarships • Tuition • FAQs • Additional Resources Application Process
RequirementsThe admissions committee selects Executive MBA class members with diverse skills and backgrounds, all of whom:
Not sure if you qualify for the EMBA program? Email us your resume, and we'll be happy to review it and get back in touch. Required Application Materials
Download EMBA application checklist Once all application materials have been received, the Admissions Committee will contact candidates about scheduling a personal interview.
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| Upcoming EMBA Information Sessions | |||
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| Information Sessions will resume in May 2010 | |||
We invite you to learn about the EMBA experience firsthand by attending a class with current EMBA students. Please contact the EMBA Program Office by phone at 617-353-8470 or e-mail to receive a class schedule.
Graduate education is a significant investment in your future. Although the returns are immeasurable, business school is a venture that should be planned carefully and strategically. The long-term financial obligation of graduate education requires sound budget planning. We encourage you to begin preparation far in advance of applying. Our goal is to help you reach your educational goals by assisting and guiding you through your financial aid process.
For EMBA students who are paying in part or whole for their own tuition, there are two alternatives for financing:
For more information see Financing Your Education.
The Federal Direct Stafford Loan Program provides low-interest loans to US citizens and US permanent residents pursuing graduate education. The maximum loan eligibility is $20,500 per academic year.
US citizens, permanent residents, and international students can finance business school with private education loans. US citizens and permanent residents who qualify as credit-worthy do not require cosigners. International students, however, must apply with a creditworthy US citizen or permanent resident with a US-based address.
The Boston University Executive MBA Program will award Dean’s Scholarships for incoming EMBA students. Selection for these Dean’s Scholarships is highly competitive and will be based on merit and/or need. Academic and career achievements will also be considered with preference given to those who are self-financing some or all of their EMBA education.
To be eligible for these scholarships, you must include an additional essay with your application. Contact the EMBA office for scholarship application requirements.
Contact the Graduate Programs Office at (617) 353-3584.
Total cost for the 23rd Executive MBA class, beginning January 2010, is:
| Semester | Cost |
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| Fall 2009 | $3,000 |
| Spring 2010 | $21,000 |
| Summer 2010 | $16,500 |
| Fall 2010 | $20,000 |
| Spring 2011 | $19,000 |
| Total | $79,500 |
This total cost includes:
Additional information concerning program tuition can be found in Financing Your Education.
Please note: Federal regulations do not permit a student to borrow more than total cost of education. If you have extenuating circumstances that warrant consideration, please consult the Graduate Programs Office.
Boston University School of Management reserves the right to change without notice any policies concerning, but not limited to, its rules, tuition, fees, curricula, and courses.
Massachusetts law requires all students who are carrying 75 percent of the full-time curriculum to have medical insurance. Students who cannot demonstrate coverage under a qualifying medical insurance plan must purchase the University's student health insurance plan. The cost of medical insurance for the 2008-2009 academic year was $1,466.
Please feel free to contact the Executive MBA Program Office at (617) 353-8470 with any questions about the application process.
Other resources:
The first step in the EMBA application process is... 
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