Admissions

Applying to the FEMBA Program

The 2010 FEMBA Application is now available! You can apply for either Spring 2010 or Fall 2010. Click here to start an application or log in to your existing application. 

We encourage you to first attend an upcoming information session to learn more about the admissions process, curriculum, resources and opportunities at The Paul Merage School of Business.

At any point during the application process, you may send us your supplemental documents including GMAT score, official transcripts, etc. We will keep them in our office until your application is completed.  

We accept applications throughout the admissions cycle and review applications only when they are complete. Early application submission is recommended. Candidates are typically notified of their admissions decisions within 3-4 weeks.

Important Dates

Students Entering Spring 2010 (27 month program, including summers)

October 5, 2009

December 7, 2009

January 25, 2010

March 6, 2010

March 12-16, 2010

Week of Mar 29, 2010

June, 2012
Priority Application Deadline 

Second Application Deadline

 Final Application Deadline

 Orientation

 Opening Residential  

 Classes Begin

  Graduation
* Students admitted into our Spring 2010 Class attend all core classes on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7pm-9:50pm.



Students Entering Fall 2010 (33 month program, excluding summers)


March 8, 2010

May 10, 2010

July 12, 2010

August 21, 2010

Sept 10-13, 2010

Sept 17-21, 2010

Week of Sept 27, 2010

June, 2013
  
  Priority Application Deadline

  Second Application Deadline

  Final Application Deadline

 Orientation

 Opening Residential - Section A

 Opening Residential - Section B

  Classes Begin

  Graduation
* Students admitted into our Fall 2010 Class choose their cohort (Section A or Section B) based on scheduling preference. Section A attends all core classes on Tuesday/Thursday evenings. Section B attends all core classes on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings. Scheduling preference is assigned on a "first come, first serve" basis and most students do receive their first choice.

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