USC Marshall Business School
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"The size and location of our program allow us
to send all of our MBA students abroad for international exposure as a mandatory
part of their education in the PRIME class." Interview with Keith Vaughn,
Director of Admissions for the MBA Program at USC.
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Contact Information
Application Deadlines
Admission Essays
Admissions
Criteria
Student Body
USC's Marshall School of Business gives
students both the fundamentals needed for success in any
business career and opportunities to prepare themselves for
leadership in specialized fields Students spend their first
year at Marshall on core business courses, and in their
second year branch out to electives suitable to their
particular career interests. Students have over 20 MBA
degree concentrations to choose from, including
entertainment, entrepreneurship, technology
commercialization, and e-business, as well as more
traditional disciplines such as marketing and finance,
operations management, and strategic management. Students
can also pursue one of over a dozen dual degrees.
Marshall
is especially noted for its innovative programs in
international business study. Its PRIME (Pacific Rim
Education) program takes classes to Asia and Latin America
for an on-the-ground orientation to the economic, social,
and cultural dynamics that impact business in those regions.
In addition, USC has agreements with over two dozen foreign
institutions that allow MBA students to study abroad or
pursue summer study and research. Aspiring MBAs who cannot
make the commitment to two years of full-time study can
still gain a business education at USC, through Marshall's
part-time and executive MBA programs.
Marshall
School of Business
University of Southern California
University Park
Los Angeles, CA 90089
Phone: (213) 740 - 7846
Director of Admissions: Keith Vaughn
Email:
marshallmba@marshall.usc.edu
| Deadline |
Round I |
Round II |
Round III** |
Round IV |
| Application deadline |
Dec 1 |
Jan 15 |
Feb 15 |
April 1 |
| Notifications begin |
Feb 2 |
March 30 |
April 27 |
May 25 |
* Deadlines are for the 2007-2008 admission
season.
** Jan 15 is the final deadline for international applicants.
Applicants accepted: 29%
Average undergrad GPA: 3.3
Average GMAT: 689
Average work experience (years): 4.5
Total full-time enrollment (2007):
458
Women: 34%
International: 22%
Average age: 28
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