In the second part of the series about The Vanderbilt MBA program, we look at the curriculum structure and some unique electives the school has introduced to address the challenges that the current generation cares about.
How is the Vanderbilt MBA Structured?
Vanderbilt follows the trend of US Business Schools with Consulting, Financial Service, and Technology among the top 3 industries. The big difference is in the functions. Marketing was the third popular among post-MBA functions, with equal representation seen in General Management and Operations Management. Business Analytics/Data Analytics, chosen by 5% of the class, is also a unique post-MBA function trend for a top 30 US School.
Vanderbilt MBA is an interesting exception among top US MBA programs. While schools have geared towards the 35 to 40% International and 40 to 45% women applicants, Vanderbilt has focussed internally among native and older applicants.
In the first part of the in-depth analysis of Vanderbilt Full-time MBA, we cover:
In the second part of the Interview Series, we look at the popularity of Military MBA applicants, diversity of the class, impact of Visa Rules on placements, and the latest Post-MBA placement trends.
In the first part of the Interview Series with Christie St-John, Atul Jose - the Editor of F1GMAT asks about the biggest misconception about Vanderbilt MBA, how the curriculum is structured for career switchers, and the rise of the health care specialization.
In the third part of the Interview Series with Christie St-John, the Director of MBA Admissions at the Owen Graduate School of Management, we find out the entry criteria, application process, and scholarship opportunities.