Wake Forest MBA Program Comparison

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  full-time Working Professional
  Full-time
Winston-Salem
Fast-Track
Winston-Salem
Evening
Winston-Salem

Evening
Charlotte

Saturday
Charlotte
experience requirement

2 years professional experience recommended

5 years minimum of managing projects, people or budgets

3 years minimum of professional experience

3 years minimum of professional experience

3 years minimum of professional experience

target profile Young professionals and managers interested in changing fields or strengthening their management skills Professionals, managers, and entrepreneurs with strong job performance and potential for advancement Professionals, managers, and entrepreneurs with strong job performance and potential for advancement Professionals, managers, and entrepreneurs with strong job performance and potential for advancement Professionals, managers, and entrepreneurs with strong job performance and potential for advancement
program focus Cross-functional, strategic, and global with functional depth in finance, marketing, operations, IT, consulting and entrepreneurship Cross-functional, strategic, and global Cross-functional, strategic, global, and intra- and entreprenuerial Cross-functional, strategic, and global Cross-functional, strategic, and global
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  Student Body Profile (2007-2008) | top
class size 81 students 32 students 42 students 51 students 43 students
gender distribution 30% female 19% female 31% female 22% female 35% female
age diversity ages range from 24 to 33 years old with an average of 28 ages range from 28 to 40 years old with an average of 34 ages range from 25 to 36 years old with an average of 29 ages range from 26 to 39 years old with an average of 31 ages range from 25 to 39 years old with an average of 31
ethnic diversity 21% of students are international, and 11% of students represent traditionally under-represented minorities 12% of students represent traditionally under-represented minorities 25% of students represent traditionally under-represented minorities 21% of students represent traditionally under-represented minorities 20% of students represent traditionally under-represented minorities
average work experience 4.5 years 12 years 8 years 8 years 8 years
top 4 undergraduate majors represented
33%   Social science
22%   Business
15%   Engineering
14%   Economics
28%   Business
25%   Humanities
22%   Engineering
9%   Computer science
60%   Business
12%   Engineering
12%   Social science
2%   Science
45%   Business
12%   Engineering
10%   Science
4%   Economics
44%   Business
26%   Engineering
21%   Humanities
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  Program Specifics | top
Class begins August 2008 August 2008 August 2008 August 2008 January 2009
class location Worrell Professional Center, Winston-Salem, NC Worrell Professional Center, Winston-Salem, NC Worrell Professional Center, Winston-Salem, NC One Morrocroft Centre, Charlotte, NC One Morrocroft Centre, Charlotte, NC
Class schedule During the day Monday through Friday Friday and Saturday every other weekend Monday and Wednesday nights from 6 to 9pm First year: Tuesday and Thursday nights from 6 to 9pm; in second year, Monday and Wednesday 6 to 9pm 39 Saturdays each year
Program sturcture Fixed curriculum in first year and career concentrations in second year Fixed curriculum Fixed curriculum with three electives in second year Fixed curriculum with three electives in second year Fixed curriculum with three electives in second year
credit hours 37 required and 27 elective credit hours 49 required credit hours 47 required and 9 elective credit hours 45 required and 9 elective credit hours 45 required and 9 elective credit hours
time to complete 4 semesters in 21 months 4 semesters in 17 months 6 semesters in 24 months 6 semesters in 24 months 6 semesters in 24 months
graduation Classes finish and students walk in May 2010 Classes finish in December 2009, and students walk in May 2010 Classes finish in August 2010, and students walk in May 2011 Classes finish in August 2010, and students walk in May 2011 Classes finish in December 2010, and students walk in May 2011
  Financial information (2008-2009) | top
tuition $35,000 per year $70,000 total program cost $64,000 total program cost $64,000 total program cost $61,000 total program cost
Financial aid or scholarships Many sources of aid are available Many sources of aid are available Many sources of aid are available Many sources of aid are available Many sources of aid are available
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is an interview required? Yes, contact an admissions counselor to schedule an interview. Yes, contact an admissions counselor to schedule an interview. Yes, contact an admissions counselor to schedule an interview. Yes, contact an admissions counselor to schedule an interview. Yes, contact an admissions counselor to schedule an interview.
 
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