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“A real benefit of graduating from Georgetown McDonough is the lifelong connections you will establish. I continue to call upon the friends I made for advice on the challenges I face in the course of business.”

—Al Ribeiro, Full-time MBA ’07

Chair, MBA Alumni Advisory Council

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Alumni Network

• Admissions Events On Campus: These events will give you a preview into both the admissions process and the MBA Program. You will have the opportunity to sit in on a class, meet with current students and alumni, and tour the Hariri Building. msb.georgetown.edu/mba-events• Admissions Events Around the World/Virtual: Meet us around the world or virtually for webinars, MBA recruiting fairs, coffee chats, receptions, and info sessions. msb.georgetown.edu/mba-events• MBA Admissions Blog: A candid blog from staff, students, and alumni providing information on admissions preparation, the student experience, and the Georgetown McDonough MBA. Topics will include admissions preparation and advice from current students and alumni. msbgumba.tumblr.com• MBA Admissions Student Ambassadors: Contact current students with your questions about the MBA experience. msb.georgetown.edu/mba-ambassadors

Connect with admissions, current students, and alumni to learn more about the Georgetown McDonough MBA and our culture.

“A real benefit of graduating from Georgetown McDonough is the lifelong connections you will establish. I continue to call upon the friends I made for advice on the challenges I face in the course of business.”

—Al Ribeiro, Full-time MBA ’07

Chair, MBA Alumni Advisory Council

Georgetown Alumni

Alumni Ambassador Program

MBA Alumni Advisory Council

Georgetown Industry Alliances

Lifelong Career Support

Reunion and Homecoming Networking

Online Alumni Directory

Spouse/Partner Career Support

198,000+

McDonough Alumni21,000+

Hoya Gateway Career Conversations

Georgetown University’sAlumni Resources

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Georgetown University’sMcDonough School of Businesseducates principled leaders with a global mindset to be in

service to business and society.

“Georgetown McDonough MBA students transform

themselves to transform the world.”

— David A. Thomas, Dean

Our Full-time and Evening MBA programs deliver a challenging

management degree that prepares students to lead global

organizations. You will learn from academic and industry leaders.

You will gain hands-on experience through our signature Global

Business Experience, case competitions, entrepreneurship, and

venture investing opportunities. And you will have unparalleled access

to thought leaders, employers, and alumni from Washington, D.C.,

and around the world.

01

Georgetown University’sMcDonough School of Businesseducates principled leaders with a global mindset to be in

service to business and society.

“Georgetown McDonough MBA students transform

themselves to transform the world.”

— David A. Thomas, Dean

Our Full-time and Evening MBA programs deliver a challenging

management degree that prepares students to lead global

organizations. You will learn from academic and industry leaders.

You will gain hands-on experience through our signature Global

Business Experience, case competitions, entrepreneurship, and

venture investing opportunities. And you will have unparalleled access

to thought leaders, employers, and alumni from Washington, D.C.,

and around the world.

01

Georgetown McDonough offers you a transformational educational experience. Our faculty and staff are experts in their research fields. And they are industry leaders themselves, advising global organizations from Fortune 100 executives to high government officials. You will learn from our experts and then apply knowledge through real-world consulting, internship, and leadership experiences.

Established in 1789, Georgetown University is the oldest Jesuit institution in the nation.

The Jesuit concept of cura personalis, or “care for the whole person,” is integrated

throughout your MBA experience. Georgetown McDonough cultivates principled

leaders who have a sense of responsibility both to shareholders and to society.

Our location in Washington, D.C. — at the intersection of business, policy, and

international affairs — provides you access to professional networks and diverse

perspectives. The World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and 176 embassies are

just blocks away, and Washington, D.C., is home to headquarters of the most Fortune

500 companies per capita in the United States.

3D.C. is the #1 city to live in, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit

5

8

Get involved in40+ student clubs and organizations

Our cohorts build a community of collaboration, support, and intellectual discussion

10Our Global Business Experience has included 750+ projects in 14+ countries

13Unwind with our weekly Thursday Socials

14Even the CIA seeks out our advice — Professor Cathy Tinsley presented to CIA staff on negotiations

15We host nearly 600 distinguished speakers each year

655% of full-time MBA students are fluent in more than one language

9We’re partners with Forté, MLT, the Consortium, and NSHMBA

11

D.C. has the highest concentration of Fortune 500 companies per capita in the U.S.

12Our students look great mustached: We raise $30,000+ each year for Movember

1630% of full-time faculty are international

17D.C. is one of the most bike-friendly cities and was named America’s #1 healthiest city

18Career Treks allow students to explore industries around the world

19Our Global Social Enterprise Initiative partners with groups like the Case Foundation to address social and environmen-tal challenges

7D.C. is one of the top cities for tech startups

4Four miles to the U.S. Capitol and two miles to the White House gives us unparalleled access to business leaders and policymakers

Visit 2,000+ restaurants, 100+ museums, 88 libraries, and 7pro sports teams in our backyard

2199% of students seeking an internship in 2014 received one

REASONS TO CHOOSE GEORGETOWN MCDONOUGH

The Georgetown McDonough Difference 20

03

“The conversation at McDonough was rich. We had students with diverse career backgrounds who brought new perspectives and were all interested in debating cases in a constructive way.”

— Caroline Decker, Full-time MBA ’13From Peace Corps to Bain and Co. Consultant

20Georgetown McDonough allows you to define your future

Georgetown McDonough offers you a transformational educational experience. Our faculty and staff are experts in their research fields. And they are industry leaders themselves, advising global organizations from Fortune 100 executives to high government officials. You will learn from our experts and then apply knowledge through real-world consulting, internship, and leadership experiences.

Established in 1789, Georgetown University is the oldest Jesuit institution in the nation.

The Jesuit concept of cura personalis, or “care for the whole person,” is integrated

throughout your MBA experience. Georgetown McDonough cultivates principled

leaders who have a sense of responsibility both to shareholders and to society.

Our location in Washington, D.C. — at the intersection of business, policy, and

international affairs — provides you access to professional networks and diverse

perspectives. The World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and 176 embassies are

just blocks away, and Washington, D.C., is home to headquarters of the most Fortune

500 companies per capita in the United States.

3D.C. is the #1 city to live in, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit

5

8

Get involved in40+ student clubs and organizations

Our cohorts build a community of collaboration, support, and intellectual discussion

10Our Global Business Experience has included 750+ projects in 14+ countries

13Unwind with our weekly Thursday Socials

14Even the CIA seeks out our advice — Professor Cathy Tinsley presented to CIA staff on negotiations

15We host nearly 600 distinguished speakers each year

655% of full-time MBA students are fluent in more than one language

9We’re partners with Forté, MLT, the Consortium, and NSHMBA

11

D.C. has the highest concentration of Fortune 500 companies per capita in the U.S.

12Our students look great mustached: We raise $30,000+ each year for Movember

1630% of full-time faculty are international

17D.C. is one of the most bike-friendly cities and was named America’s #1 healthiest city

18Career Treks allow students to explore industries around the world

19Our Global Social Enterprise Initiative partners with groups like the Case Foundation to address social and environmen-tal challenges

7D.C. is one of the top cities for tech startups

4Four miles to the U.S. Capitol and two miles to the White House gives us unparalleled access to business leaders and policymakers

Visit 2,000+ restaurants, 100+ museums, 88 libraries, and 7pro sports teams in our backyard

2199% of students seeking an internship in 2014 received one

REASONS TO CHOOSE GEORGETOWN MCDONOUGH

The Georgetown McDonough Difference 20

03

“The conversation at McDonough was rich. We had students with diverse career backgrounds who brought new perspectives and were all interested in debating cases in a constructive way.”

— Caroline Decker, Full-time MBA ’13From Peace Corps to Bain and Co. Consultant

20Georgetown McDonough allows you to define your future

The world is at the fingertips of Georgetown McDonough MBA students. The school offers a diverse faculty and student body: 30 percent of our full-time faculty are international, our students hail from more than 40 countries, and approximately 75 percent have lived, worked, or studied abroad. From the opening term's Structure of Global Industries course to the Global Business Experience capstone, students define their futures through understanding the world.

Global Business Experience (GBE)

Pioneered by Georgetown McDonough more than 20 years ago, the GBE remains a

hallmark of the MBA Program. Student teams partner with executives from Fortune 500

companies, nonprofits, and NGOs to address complex business challenges. After

spending time on campus applying strategic and analytical theory to develop client

solutions, the experience culminates in a week-long in-country presentation to clients.

Since its inception, more than 4,500 students have worked on over 750 GBE projects in

20 cities and 14 countries.

Global Career Conference & Expo (GCCE)

GCCE connects multinational employers with global leadership talent. Annually, the

MBA Career Center and Spain’s ESADE Business School connect some 30 employers

with more than 200 graduating MBA students from leading business schools eager to

work internationally and across cultures.

“In this age of globalization, it’s crucial that we educate future business leaders capable of making complex business decisions in a global environment.”g

—Ricardo Ernst, Professor of Operations and Director, Global Business Initiative

Dots Indicate Global Business Experience Projects

Recent Global Business Experience Locations “I consulted in Istanbul for an Israeli

agricultural tech startup project. Working in an emerging sector and regions I knew little about was an invaluable experience.”

From Department of Veterans Affairs to Consultant at Deloitte

—Ema Kamara, Full-time MBA ’13

“My global experience in Beijing gave me the skills to understand and adjust to a new culture; this was invaluable when I transitioned into a new market at the Marriott International headquarters in London.”

From Portfolio Manager to Senior Manager Business Analysis for Marriott International

—Federico Ochoa, Evening MBA ’12

05

2014 GLOBAL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE PROJECTS

Full-time MBA: 5 countries, 44 projectsEvening MBA: 3 countries, 23 projects

The World Awaits

“My consulting project for 3M in Peru sharpened my skills in market research and segmentation analysis. I also connected with influential South American executives who helped me advance my career.”

From Consulting to Sales and Marketing at Johnson & Johnson

—Marcela Giraldo, Full-time MBA ’14

The world is at the fingertips of Georgetown McDonough MBA students. The school offers a diverse faculty and student body: 30 percent of our full-time faculty are international, our students hail from more than 40 countries, and approximately 75 percent have lived, worked, or studied abroad. From the opening term's Structure of Global Industries course to the Global Business Experience capstone, students define their futures through understanding the world.

Global Business Experience (GBE)

Pioneered by Georgetown McDonough more than 20 years ago, the GBE remains a

hallmark of the MBA Program. Student teams partner with executives from Fortune 500

companies, nonprofits, and NGOs to address complex business challenges. After

spending time on campus applying strategic and analytical theory to develop client

solutions, the experience culminates in a week-long in-country presentation to clients.

Since its inception, more than 4,500 students have worked on over 750 GBE projects in

20 cities and 14 countries.

Global Career Conference & Expo (GCCE)

GCCE connects multinational employers with global leadership talent. Annually, the

MBA Career Center and Spain’s ESADE Business School connect some 30 employers

with more than 200 graduating MBA students from leading business schools eager to

work internationally and across cultures.

“In this age of globalization, it’s crucial that we educate future business leaders capable of making complex business decisions in a global environment.”g

—Ricardo Ernst, Professor of Operations and Director, Global Business Initiative

Dots Indicate Global Business Experience Projects

Recent Global Business Experience Locations “I consulted in Istanbul for an Israeli

agricultural tech startup project. Working in an emerging sector and regions I knew little about was an invaluable experience.”

From Department of Veterans Affairs to Consultant at Deloitte

—Ema Kamara, Full-time MBA ’13

“My global experience in Beijing gave me the skills to understand and adjust to a new culture; this was invaluable when I transitioned into a new market at the Marriott International headquarters in London.”

From Portfolio Manager to Senior Manager Business Analysis for Marriott International

—Federico Ochoa, Evening MBA ’12

05

2014 GLOBAL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE PROJECTS

Full-time MBA: 5 countries, 44 projectsEvening MBA: 3 countries, 23 projects

The World Awaits

“My consulting project for 3M in Peru sharpened my skills in market research and segmentation analysis. I also connected with influential South American executives who helped me advance my career.”

From Consulting to Sales and Marketing at Johnson & Johnson

—Marcela Giraldo, Full-time MBA ’14

06 07

A Transformational MBA Curriculum

The MBA core curriculum offers premier skills in modern business while integrative courses marry perspectives from different functional specialties to achieve a unique business learning experience. Intensive Learning Experiences focus on special topics that illuminate the business impact of globalization, technology, and entrepreneurship.

Dual Degrees*

*for full-time students

Global Social Enterpriseand DevelopmentFellows Program*

Opening Term

Law Center, JDMedical School, MDMcCourt School of Public Policy, MPPWalsh School of Foreign Service, MSFS

Collaboration with the Walsh School of Foreign Service that explores the role of social enterprises and entrepreneurs in promoting sustainable development in developing and emerging markets.

International BusinessDiplomacy Certificate*

Honors Certificate Program in collaboration with the Walsh School of Foreign Service trains students for work in intersecting international public- and private-sector activities.

Three-week, highly integrated course on the Structure of Global Industries that teaches ethical decision making, team dynamics, persuasive communication skills, and how to understand global markets. Full-time students also take Accounting Fundamentals and participate in career center curriculum during this session.

Core Courses Thirteen core courses, including the Global Business Experience, taken in sequence and with the same cohort. The integrative pedagogy also features the case method, hands-on group projects, internal consulting experiences, and lectures.

Intensive LearningExperiences

One- to two-week elective courses on topics such as social entrepreneurship, real estate, national security, and energy policy that emphasize experiential learning, client-centered work, and off-site visits.

Total Credit Hours

Program Length (months)

Incoming Class Size

Total Enrollment

Full-time

Evening

6060

2134

270130

540390 Finance

MarketingStrategy

AccountingManagement

Operations & Information Mgmt.

70+ electives in

"Programs such as our Capitol Hill briefing series provide students unparalleled access to the link between global finance and policy issues."

— Reena Aggarwal

Director, Georgetown Center for Financial Markets and Policy Finance Professor

"Washington, D.C., is a hub of entrepreneurial activity. Georgetown offers courses and co-curricular programming to immerse students in our strong local and global entrepreneurial community."

— Jeff Reid

Founding Director, Georgetown Entre-preneurship InitiativeEntrepreneurship Professor

06 07

A Transformational MBA Curriculum

The MBA core curriculum offers premier skills in modern business while integrative courses marry perspectives from different functional specialties to achieve a unique business learning experience. Intensive Learning Experiences focus on special topics that illuminate the business impact of globalization, technology, and entrepreneurship.

Dual Degrees*

*for full-time students

Global Social Enterpriseand DevelopmentFellows Program*

Opening Term

Law Center, JDMedical School, MDMcCourt School of Public Policy, MPPWalsh School of Foreign Service, MSFS

Collaboration with the Walsh School of Foreign Service that explores the role of social enterprises and entrepreneurs in promoting sustainable development in developing and emerging markets.

International BusinessDiplomacy Certificate*

Honors Certificate Program in collaboration with the Walsh School of Foreign Service trains students for work in intersecting international public- and private-sector activities.

Three-week, highly integrated course on the Structure of Global Industries that teaches ethical decision making, team dynamics, persuasive communication skills, and how to understand global markets. Full-time students also take Accounting Fundamentals and participate in career center curriculum during this session.

Core Courses Thirteen core courses, including the Global Business Experience, taken in sequence and with the same cohort. The integrative pedagogy also features the case method, hands-on group projects, internal consulting experiences, and lectures.

Intensive LearningExperiences

One- to two-week elective courses on topics such as social entrepreneurship, real estate, national security, and energy policy that emphasize experiential learning, client-centered work, and off-site visits.

Total Credit Hours

Program Length (months)

Incoming Class Size

Total Enrollment

Full-time

Evening

6060

2134

270130

540390 Finance

MarketingStrategy

AccountingManagement

Operations & Information Mgmt.

70+ electives in

"Programs such as our Capitol Hill briefing series provide students unparalleled access to the link between global finance and policy issues."

— Reena Aggarwal

Director, Georgetown Center for Financial Markets and Policy Finance Professor

"Washington, D.C., is a hub of entrepreneurial activity. Georgetown offers courses and co-curricular programming to immerse students in our strong local and global entrepreneurial community."

— Jeff Reid

Founding Director, Georgetown Entre-preneurship InitiativeEntrepreneurship Professor

Beyond the Classroom Jesuit Commitment to Service

Asia Business Consortium • Beer

Appreciation Society • Black MBA Association • Business and Government Alliance •

California Business Association • Christians in Business • Emerging Markets Network • Energy and Cleantech Club • Entertainment and Media Alliance • Entrepreneurship Club •

European Business Association • Evening Student Government Association • Finance Club • Gay and Lesbian Alliance • Golf Club • Gourmet Society • Graduate Investment Fund • Graduate Marketing

Association • Graduate Student Consulting Group • Greater China Business Association • Healthcare Business Alliance • Human Capital and Leadership •

Japan Society • Jewish Business Alliance • Latin American Business Association • Korea Business Association • MBA Volunteers • McDonough

Military Association • McDonough Sports Club • Middle East Graduate Alliance • Net Impact • Operations and Management Association • Outdoors (Adventure) Club • Real Estate Society • Social Impact

Internship Fund • South Asia Business Alliance • Student Government Association • Technology, Innovation, and

Design Graduate Association • Wine Society • Women in Business

Student Clubs

Students impact the school and the world beyond the classroom. Join in leading more than 40 clubs and organizations, or contribute to the 1,400 volunteer hours logged during the annual Month of Volunteerism. Invite your partner or spouse to get involved in organizations and even take advantage of our career center. Continue the legacy of those students who have come before you.

Orientation (August):Our high-impact welcome to McDonough featuresa Service Day and our welcome for spouses and partners

Career Days (October):Fall Fridays featurespeakers, panels, and case competitions hosted by student clubs

Month of Volunteerism (November):Students give back to our community through local initiatives

International Festival (December):A celebration of the cuisine, dress, and dances of the diverse cultures represented at McDonough

U4 Sports Club Tournament (February):The largest and oldest business school basketball tournament, with a focus on philanthropy

McDonough Cup (April):Our athletic competition among first-year, second-year, and evening MBA students

Spring Formal (April):Themed annual formal with a fun twist. Previous formals have featured “casino night” and “007 night”

Graduation (May):President John J. DeGioia confers your MBA degree

MBA EXPERIENCE HIGHLIGHTS

08 09

“After working in consulting and business development with Fortune 500 companies across seven countries, I chose McDonough for its global focus and diverse student population.”

“McDonough students embrace service from all angles. Our service projects, club-organized community outreach initiatives, and Global Social Enterprise Initiative projects aim to create both economic and social value.”

—Amir Kabir, Full-time MBA ’15

From IT Consulting to Venture Capital

— Jenna Balkus, Full-time MBA ’15From the Peace Corps to Corporate Finance

“As a veteran, I wanted a community that understood my background and shared my value for service. At the epicenter of the connection between business and policy, McDonough was the obvious choice for me.”

From Navy Lieutenant to IBM Program Manager

—Amanda Canedo, Evening MBA ’15

Beyond the Classroom Jesuit Commitment to Service

Asia Business Consortium • Beer

Appreciation Society • Black MBA Association • Business and Government Alliance •

California Business Association • Christians in Business • Emerging Markets Network • Energy and Cleantech Club • Entertainment and Media Alliance • Entrepreneurship Club •

European Business Association • Evening Student Government Association • Finance Club • Gay and Lesbian Alliance • Golf Club • Gourmet Society • Graduate Investment Fund • Graduate Marketing

Association • Graduate Student Consulting Group • Greater China Business Association • Healthcare Business Alliance • Human Capital and Leadership •

Japan Society • Jewish Business Alliance • Latin American Business Association • Korea Business Association • MBA Volunteers • McDonough

Military Association • McDonough Sports Club • Middle East Graduate Alliance • Net Impact • Operations and Management Association • Outdoors (Adventure) Club • Real Estate Society • Social Impact

Internship Fund • South Asia Business Alliance • Student Government Association • Technology, Innovation, and

Design Graduate Association • Wine Society • Women in Business

Student Clubs

Students impact the school and the world beyond the classroom. Join in leading more than 40 clubs and organizations, or contribute to the 1,400 volunteer hours logged during the annual Month of Volunteerism. Invite your partner or spouse to get involved in organizations and even take advantage of our career center. Continue the legacy of those students who have come before you.

Orientation (August):Our high-impact welcome to McDonough featuresa Service Day and our welcome for spouses and partners

Career Days (October):Fall Fridays featurespeakers, panels, and case competitions hosted by student clubs

Month of Volunteerism (November):Students give back to our community through local initiatives

International Festival (December):A celebration of the cuisine, dress, and dances of the diverse cultures represented at McDonough

U4 Sports Club Tournament (February):The largest and oldest business school basketball tournament, with a focus on philanthropy

McDonough Cup (April):Our athletic competition among first-year, second-year, and evening MBA students

Spring Formal (April):Themed annual formal with a fun twist. Previous formals have featured “casino night” and “007 night”

Graduation (May):President John J. DeGioia confers your MBA degree

MBA EXPERIENCE HIGHLIGHTS

08 09

“After working in consulting and business development with Fortune 500 companies across seven countries, I chose McDonough for its global focus and diverse student population.”

“McDonough students embrace service from all angles. Our service projects, club-organized community outreach initiatives, and Global Social Enterprise Initiative projects aim to create both economic and social value.”

—Amir Kabir, Full-time MBA ’15

From IT Consulting to Venture Capital

— Jenna Balkus, Full-time MBA ’15From the Peace Corps to Corporate Finance

“As a veteran, I wanted a community that understood my background and shared my value for service. At the epicenter of the connection between business and policy, McDonough was the obvious choice for me.”

From Navy Lieutenant to IBM Program Manager

—Amanda Canedo, Evening MBA ’15

of full-time students received an offer within three months of graduation

of students seeking an internship received one

The Georgetown McDonough MBA Career Center is a lifelong partner in preparing students to connect with leading global employers for internship and long-term career goals. Industry and functionally specialized career coaches, along with pre-program summer webinars, career treks around the globe, and on-campus interviews, provide resources and curricula that set students apart from their peers. With 514 Georgetown MBA graduates hired by Fortune 100 Most Desirable Employers over the past three years,�dozens venturing into entrepreneurship, and still others choosing to make a positive social impact in a nonprofit or NGO, we offer a strong return on investment.

Top MBA Full-time and Intern Employers

Amazon American Airlines American Express Bank of America/Merrill Lynch Capgemini U.S. LLC Citi Colgate Palmolive Deloitte Education Pioneers Ernst & Young LLP General Electric Goldman Sachs

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies JP Morgan Chase & Co. Liberty Mutual Navy Federal Credit Union ONE Overseas Private Investment Corporation PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC Sabre Holdings-Travelocity SC Johnson T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. Wells Fargo Securities The World Bank

91%

99%Full-Time

Salary Average

$102,096

Return on Investment

11

Class of 2014 Full-time MBA Student Stats

Full-Time Job Acceptance Industries

10

SUMMER PRIOR TO 1 YEAR

Sept. to Oct.

Oct. to Jan.

Jan. to Feb.

MBA Career Ignition Summer Webinar Series; five summer career deliverables: Accomplishments Record, Value Strategy, Resume, Cover Letter, and LinkedIn Summary.

National Career Conferences: NSHMBA (Hispanic), NBMBAA (Black), Reaching Out (LGBT), and Net Impact (nonprofit).

On-Campus Interviews.

SUMMERInternship/Job Acceptance.

Career Treks: Wall Street, Consulting, Net Impact, Marketing, Energy, CalTrek, and International. Global Career Conference & Expo at Georgetown McDonough.Hoyas Helping Hoyas: Alumni and Student Networking Event.

ST

1,200+ On-campus interviews last year

Technology 9%

Real Estate 3%

Manufacturing & Transportation 3%

Healthcare 7%

Energy & Cleantech 2%

Government 3%

Other 2%

Consumer Products 8%

Media, Entertainment, & Sports 3%

Nonprofit & Social Impact 6%

Financial Services 27%

Consulting 29%

of full-time students received an offer within three months of graduation

of students seeking an internship received one

The Georgetown McDonough MBA Career Center is a lifelong partner in preparing students to connect with leading global employers for internship and long-term career goals. Industry and functionally specialized career coaches, along with pre-program summer webinars, career treks around the globe, and on-campus interviews, provide resources and curricula that set students apart from their peers. With 514 Georgetown MBA graduates hired by Fortune 100 Most Desirable Employers over the past three years,�dozens venturing into entrepreneurship, and still others choosing to make a positive social impact in a nonprofit or NGO, we offer a strong return on investment.

Top MBA Full-time and Intern Employers

Amazon American Airlines American Express Bank of America/Merrill Lynch Capgemini U.S. LLC Citi Colgate Palmolive Deloitte Education Pioneers Ernst & Young LLP General Electric Goldman Sachs

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies JP Morgan Chase & Co. Liberty Mutual Navy Federal Credit Union ONE Overseas Private Investment Corporation PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC Sabre Holdings-Travelocity SC Johnson T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. Wells Fargo Securities The World Bank

91%

99%Full-Time

Salary Average

$102,096

Return on Investment

11

Class of 2014 Full-time MBA Student Stats

Full-Time Job Acceptance Industries

10

SUMMER PRIOR TO 1 YEAR

Sept. to Oct.

Oct. to Jan.

Jan. to Feb.

MBA Career Ignition Summer Webinar Series; five summer career deliverables: Accomplishments Record, Value Strategy, Resume, Cover Letter, and LinkedIn Summary.

National Career Conferences: NSHMBA (Hispanic), NBMBAA (Black), Reaching Out (LGBT), and Net Impact (nonprofit).

On-Campus Interviews.

SUMMERInternship/Job Acceptance.

Career Treks: Wall Street, Consulting, Net Impact, Marketing, Energy, CalTrek, and International. Global Career Conference & Expo at Georgetown McDonough.Hoyas Helping Hoyas: Alumni and Student Networking Event.

ST

1,200+ On-campus interviews last year

Technology 9%

Real Estate 3%

Manufacturing & Transportation 3%

Healthcare 7%

Energy & Cleantech 2%

Government 3%

Other 2%

Consumer Products 8%

Media, Entertainment, & Sports 3%

Nonprofit & Social Impact 6%

Financial Services 27%

Consulting 29%

Alumni Network

• Admissions Events On Campus: These events will give you a preview into both the admissions process and the MBA Program. You will have the opportunity to sit in on a class, meet with current students and alumni, and tour the Hariri Building. msb.georgetown.edu/mba-events• Admissions Events Around the World/Virtual: Meet us around the world or virtually for webinars, MBA recruiting fairs, coffee chats, receptions, and info sessions. msb.georgetown.edu/mba-events• MBA Admissions Blog: A candid blog from staff, students, and alumni providing information on admissions preparation, the student experience, and the Georgetown McDonough MBA. Topics will include admissions preparation and advice from current students and alumni. msbgumba.tumblr.com• MBA Admissions Student Ambassadors: Contact current students with your questions about the MBA experience. msb.georgetown.edu/mba-ambassadors

Connect with admissions, current students, and alumni to learn more about the Georgetown McDonough MBA and our culture.

“A real benefit of graduating from Georgetown McDonough is the lifelong connections you will establish. I continue to call upon the friends I made for advice on the challenges I face in the course of business.”

—Al Ribeiro, Full-time MBA ’07

Chair, MBA Alumni Advisory Council

Georgetown Alumni

Alumni Ambassador Program

MBA Alumni Advisory Council

Georgetown Industry Alliances

Lifelong Career Support

Reunion and Homecoming Networking

Online Alumni Directory

Spouse/Partner Career Support

198,000+

McDonough Alumni21,000+

Hoya Gateway Career Conversations

Georgetown University’sAlumni Resources

Connect With Us

Alumni Network

• Admissions Events On Campus: These events will give you a preview into both the admissions process and the MBA Program. You will have the opportunity to sit in on a class, meet with current students and alumni, and tour the Hariri Building. msb.georgetown.edu/mba-events• Admissions Events Around the World/Virtual: Meet us around the world or virtually for webinars, MBA recruiting fairs, coffee chats, receptions, and info sessions. msb.georgetown.edu/mba-events• MBA Admissions Blog: A candid blog from staff, students, and alumni providing information on admissions preparation, the student experience, and the Georgetown McDonough MBA. Topics will include admissions preparation and advice from current students and alumni. msbgumba.tumblr.com• MBA Admissions Student Ambassadors: Contact current students with your questions about the MBA experience. msb.georgetown.edu/mba-ambassadors

Connect with admissions, current students, and alumni to learn more about the Georgetown McDonough MBA and our culture.

“A real benefit of graduating from Georgetown McDonough is the lifelong connections you will establish. I continue to call upon the friends I made for advice on the challenges I face in the course of business.”

—Al Ribeiro, Full-time MBA ’07

Chair, MBA Alumni Advisory Council

Georgetown Alumni

Alumni Ambassador Program

MBA Alumni Advisory Council

Georgetown Industry Alliances

Lifelong Career Support

Reunion and Homecoming Networking

Online Alumni Directory

Spouse/Partner Career Support

198,000+

McDonough Alumni21,000+

Hoya Gateway Career Conversations

Georgetown University’sAlumni Resources

Connect With Us

Georgetown University’sMcDonough School of Businesseducates principled leaders with a global mindset to be in

service to business and society.

“Georgetown McDonough MBA students transform

themselves to transform the world.”

— David A. Thomas, Dean

Our Full-time and Evening MBA programs deliver a challenging

management degree that prepares students to lead global

organizations. You will learn from academic and industry leaders.

You will gain hands-on experience through our signature Global

Business Experience, case competitions, entrepreneurship, and

venture investing opportunities. And you will have unparalleled access

to thought leaders, employers, and alumni from Washington, D.C.,

and around the world.

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Georgetown University McDonough School of BusinessRafik B. Hariri Building, Suite 39037th and O Streets, NWWashington, DC 20057

GeorgetownMBA@georgetown.edu(202) 687-4200msb.georgetown.edu/mba

MBA Programs:Full-Time and Evening

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Alumni Network

“A real benefit of graduating from Georgetown McDonough is the lifelong connections you will establish. I continue to call upon the friends I made for advice on the challenges I face in the course of business.”

—Al Ribeiro, Full-time MBA ’07

Chair, MBA Alumni Advisory Council

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