University of Texas at Dallas School of Management
Program Description
The UT Dallas School of Management's academic programs offer a breadth of options with depth in each area. School of Management faculty are active in areas of vital interest in the business world — finance, accounting and information management, entrepreneurship, marketing, operations management, management information systems and international business — and our graduates have the tools to move smoothly into careers that matter. We offer an outstanding educational value, analytically strong degree programs, a wide variety of classes, a convenient location and flexible scheduling for coursework.
The school offers undergraduate, MBA, Master of Science and Ph.D. degrees as well as programs unique to UT Dallas. You can earn an MBA through our traditional full-time program or through the evening, online or executive degree formats. We also offer seven different masters program allowing students to specialize in accounting, administrative sciences, finance, healthcare management, information systems, and supply chain management. For questions about any of our programs, email .
The school offers undergraduate, MBA, Master of Science and Ph.D. degrees as well as programs unique to UT Dallas. You can earn an MBA through our traditional full-time program or through the evening, online or executive degree formats. We also offer seven different masters program allowing students to specialize in accounting, administrative sciences, finance, healthcare management, information systems, and supply chain management. For questions about any of our programs, email .
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Tuition
In-State: $12495
Out of State: $24275
Admissions
Full-time: Yes
Part-time: Yes
Avg. GPA: 3.65
Avg. GMAT: 650
Student Body
Average Age: 28
Average Work Experience: 5 years
% International: 47%
% Women: 51%
