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Student Profile
| Average full-time work experience (years) | 15 |
| Average management experience (years) | 8 |
| Minimum management experience required (years) | 7 |
| Minimum work experience required (years) | 10 |
| Admission Interview Required | Yes |
| Percentage of coursework offered through distance learning | 0 |
| Percentage of women | 38% |
| Percentage of minorities | 14% |
| Percentage of non-nationals | 12% |
| Percentage of non-residents (of program's base country) | 12% |
| Average age of student | 39 |
| Median Age of student | 38 |
| Percentage of E.M.B.A.s fully funded by their company | 33% |
| Percentage of E.M.B.A.s partially funded | 47% |
| Percentage of E.M.B.A.s fully self funded | 20% |
Industry Profile
| Functional areas students work in: | Industries students work in: | ||
| IT/MIS | 18% | Banking | 12% |
| General Management | 20% | Consumer Goods | 28% |
| Marketing/Sales | 19% | Energy | 6% |
| Human Resources | 6% | Financial | 22% |
| Accounting | 6% | Software | 10% |
| Finance | 16% | Other | 22% |
| Consulting | 10% | ||
| Other | 5% |
Program Profile
| Class meeting times | Alternating Fridays and Saturdays with a week-in-residence every semester |
| Percentage of coursework offered through distance learning | 5% |
| Type of distance learning used | Groupware |
| International Trip(s) | Yes |
| Domestic Trip(s) | No |
| Total Program Cost | $75,239 |
| Total students per class | 105 |
| GMAT required | Waived for all graduate degrees |
| Average GMAT score | 595 |
| Teaching Method | Lectures 30%, cases 40%, projects and other 20% |
| Is the program cohort based | Yes |
Graduate Comments From The Survey
"I am a 51-year old seasoned executive. The EMBA program -- at Rutgers -- has been one of the most rewarding and useful experiences of my business career. Too bad I did not take it 20-years ago!"
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"Overall this was one of the best experiences of my life. The trip to China as fantastic. The administration is well organized and the program directors have done a superb job. Bottom line, this program addresses real world issues and changes on the fly to adjust to what is currently going on in the world."
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"The program gave me not only the skill set to compete with colleagues in my industry, but also gave me the confidence to interact at very high levels having a better understanding of the issues that senior executives are facing. Additionally, I have been able to parlay my skills/knowledge to provide value-added solutions for my firm and my clients."
School Services
| Services provided | Yes |
| Career Services | No |
| Types of Career Services | Not reported |
| Offer the same career services to non-funded students | Yes |
| Percentage of classes taught by full-time tenured or tenure-track faculty | 97% |
| Percentage of students that that travel more than 45 miles | 10% |
| Does the school provide temporary housing or accommodations for school sessions? | No |
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