The McDonough School of Business (MSB) is one of the four undergraduate and one of the five graduate schools of Georgetown University in Washington, D.C which was established in 1957.

MBA Ranking

BusinessWeek 26

US News 24

Financial Times 20 (US), 42 (worldwide)

Economist 26 (US), 40 (worldwide)

Forbes 41

MBA Full-Time program
It is a general management program oriented toward those with liberal arts, science, or technical undergraduate degrees.

Students in this program typically are mid-level managers with an average of five years of work experience.

During the course one is required to participate in four one-week residences, of which one is international.

Joint degrees are offered combining the MBA with JD, MD, Masters in Public Policy, or Masters of Science in Foreign Service.

For the class of 2017, 33% of enrolled students are of international origin and 84% have international professional or academic experience.

The fields most represented by applicants are finance, consulting, and technology, respectively.

The mean GMAT score required in minimum 692 and the mean undergraduate GPA 3.36.

MBA Evening Program
It is designed for the working professional who is likely to possess a deeper work experience than the typical full-time student.

Executive Programs
It provides experienced professionals with the tools needed to excel in today's global business environment by combining classroom teaching with international residencies.

The every-alternate-weekend class structure means students can stay on the job, immediately putting the new knowledge to work.

It is for highly accomplished managers and executives is offered in partnership with the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University and the ESADE Business School in Spain.

It consists of six 11-day modules in Washington, D.C., Barcelona, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Bangalore, Moscow, and New York.

The Executive Master's in Leadership degree is a distinctive, 13-month program that emphasizes leadership in organizations with a focus on identifying and developing the leadership capabilities of individuals.

The master's program analyzes leadership as a set of skills on three different levels of analysis: individual, interpersonal, and institutional.