Which MBA Is Right for Me?
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With an entire suite of MBA programs, you’re sure to find one that fits your needs. Whether you’re looking to maximize your time on campus or earn your degree as you continue to work, you’ll find the perfect program to take your career to the next level at Michigan Ross.
What are you looking for in an MBA program?
I want to eat, sleep, and breathe the full B-school experience for two years.
Full-Time MBA
In our top-ranked Full-Time MBA, you'll work through real business challenges alongside one of the most talented, highly-skilled cohorts in the nation. This rigorous, two-year residential program in Ann Arbor is rooted in action-based learning experiences, collaboration, and unparalleled networking opportunities.
Average age: 30
Average work experience: 7-8 years
Program duration: 2 years
I want flexibility as I continue working.
Online MBA
In our most flexible format, you’ll earn credits almost entirely online and at your own pace. You will also develop your signature leadership style during three hands-on, interactive residencies on the Ross campus.
Work experience: Required
Program duration: 3-4 years
Weekend MBA
Get the two-year MBA experience while you stay on at your full-time job. This program provides the Ross education during weekend classes twice per month, with the same group of dedicated classmates.
Average age: 28
Average work experience: 5-6 years
Program duration: 2 years
I want to get to the next level of leadership.
Executive MBA
Take executive-level classes once a month in Ann Arbor or Los Angeles to earn your MBA in less than two years.
Average age: 38
Average work experience: 15 years
Program duration: 21 months
I want to bring new insights and a global perspective to my current employer.
Global MBA
Take an international approach to business as you spend one month each in South Korea, Japan, and Silicon Valley before landing in Ann Arbor for 13 months.
Average age: 30
Average work experience: 7 years
Program duration: 16 months
Company sponsorship is required.
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