Benefits of a Chapman EMBA

Consider these...

• Classes meet Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings to accommodate your work and travel schedule
• Personalized education with small class size
• Relationships with peers who become a network of lifelong friends and business associates
• Extensive use of computer-assisted technologies in decision making
• Immediate new knowledge to bring to your job 

  "Chapman University's Argyros School of Business MBA program provided me with the perfect balance of business theories, international perspectives, case studies, class discussions and team projects, all encompassed around my work and family life.  At work, I’ve applied practical leadership and operation management disciplines taught by my distinguished Chapman University Professors, which have resulted in two significant promotions during my time in the MBA program." Kevin Ross '08 Director of Trade Compliance, Precision Castparts Corporation

• The entire program can be completed in 21 months

EMBA students move through the program in a cohort, taking all classes together. There are team projects where you will work with three or four of your peers in a group. As you work closely together, you exchange ideas and experiences that enhance and strengthen the learning process. This not only enriches your education, but leads to the development of a network of lifelong friends and business associates.

Class Profile

The Executive MBA program enrolls students with a diversity of backgrounds. Students come from a variety of industries and functional areas of business.

The age of entering Executive MBA students ranges from just under 30 to over 50 years of age, with the average at 37 years of age at the time of enrollment.

Information Technology

Proficient use of information technology is critical to success both in today's business world and in the EMBA program. Each Executive MBA student is provided a laptop computer, an Internet account, and all software needed for the program.

MBA Association (MBAA)

All MBA and EMBA students are encouraged to become a member of the MBA Association (MBAA). The MBAA governs The George L. Argyros School of Business and Economics student body, ensuring a high quality of student life, facilitating relationships between students, faculty, alumni, and the business community.

Through its executive branch, in conjunction with the Chapman student body, the MBAA provides an essential infrastructure that organizes, coordinates, and funds a number of events and services designed to enrich the educational and extracurricular experiences at the The George L. Argyros School of Business and Economics.