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Global MBA students at the GW School of Business are challenged to view things from a wider perspective — and to make decisions that strive for profit as well as positive impact. The full-time, two-year Global MBA program provides rigorous training in traditional business skills. Our revised curriculum gives Global MBA students the freedom to tailor their studies to their professional interests and goals.
The Global MBA program is 53 credit hours long.* Three-credit courses are a full semester long (14 weeks). Courses that are 1.5 credits are seven weeks in length and are offered either in the first or second half of a semester. One-credit courses meet for 12 hours of total class time and are offered in various formats, such as a four-day weekend or four Saturdays in a row.
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2014 graduates John and Nicole Samuel share how the real-world exposure offered by GWSB's MBA program set them up for success and gave them the skills they needed to pursue successful careers.
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Diversity diversity diversity!:) We had people from 17 different countries in our class, which was an amazing and irreplaceable value.
I can't speak for the whole school, but for my own program which is the full time MBA, I can feel that everyone in the class really get along very well and help each other to success.The class is very diversified in terms of culture and professional background. And the school as a whole is very friendly to international students and veterans.
I think that the school is offering a really elite program an is undervalued in terms of reputation. Quality of MBA courses has a lot to do with the individuals participating in the different courses. The D.C. Area has a lot of hard working individuals who are have real world experience and provide more tangible solutions to issues. They're not at a school where they are buying the name of their MBA like a top 10 school. They're at a place where they are legitimately trying to up-skill.
There is a huge focus on equality here- no matter gender, race, economic background, sexuality, gender identity. This is a school where students work together, play together, and celebrate one another.
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