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鈥淥ne of the top business schools in Atlanta,鈥� Georgia State University offers a cosmopolitan MBA to a diverse student body. Catering to a range of urban professionals, the school offers several distinct MBA tracks. For those with busy careers, the Flexible MBA is an evening and weekend program, which allows up to five years for completion. Another popular choice, the PMBA, is also designed for working professionals; however, this program is a two-year cohort-based degree, which moves quickly and maximizes networking opportunities with classmates. In addition to these two programs, the school offers an Executive MBA for seasoned managers, as well as a full-time program with major overseas components, called the Global Partners MBA. With evening classes at 鈥渕ultiple locations鈥� in Atlanta, the majority of Georgia State鈥檚 MBA programs give students 鈥渢he flexibility to remain employed full time throughout the curriculum.鈥�

Georgia State鈥檚 MBA provides a 鈥渟trong background in general business areas, while allowing you to focus on your area of interest鈥� through electives and study abroad. 鈥淧rofessors are a mix of experienced professionals and long-tenured educators,鈥� who are 鈥渆xtremely knowledgeable鈥� and able to 鈥渕ake complicated concepts understandable and relevant.鈥� Teaching working professionals, professors excel at 鈥渟taying up to date with current business trends, from global to local.鈥� Just as importantly, 鈥渢he business school learning environment depends heavily on your classmates鈥� experiences.鈥� Since 鈥渕any of the students have ten-plus years of relevant work experience,鈥� students are pleased to find that their 鈥渃lassmates bring good industry knowledge to discussions.鈥�

Keeping up with classes and professional life is definitely a challenge for many MBA students, as 鈥渢he program moves at a very fast pace.鈥� At the same time, the 鈥淧MBA isn鈥檛 as intense or competitive as some full-time programs because everyone is working full time.鈥� Helping to streamline the experience, 鈥渢he administration is very involved鈥� with students, and it 鈥渉as perfected making the process easy鈥� on busy working professionals. Staff handles most of the paperwork, so 鈥渟tudents don鈥檛 have to do any of the 鈥榓dministrative鈥� tasks, like registering or ordering books.鈥� 鈥淧MBA facilities are top notch,鈥� located on a number of convenient satellite campuses in Atlanta.

Throughout Georgia State, there is a strong 鈥渇ocus on getting the MBA student where they want to go鈥� in their career. While many part-time students aren鈥檛 necessarily seek- ing a new job after graduation, they are nonetheless pleased that 鈥渢he school leverages its location in a vibrant business city and its connections to business leaders to give students access to reputable companies for academic and career purposes.鈥� 鈥淚ndividual career counseling is made available as part of the program,鈥� and students have access to myriad services through the Robinson Career Management Center in the business school. There are frequent career development workshops on campus, as well as a few recruiting events. At the same time, 鈥渢he job selection through the career placement cen- ter is limited,鈥� as the program lacks a large community of job seekers. A student explains, 鈥淲e don鈥檛 have a full-time program, so companies don鈥檛 recruit at GSU like they do at Emory and GT.鈥�

In recent years, many important companies have hired MBA grads from Georgia State, including Hewitt Associates, Tauber & Balser PC, KPMG LLP, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Deloitte Consulting, Towers Perrin, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, McKesson Corporation, UPS, Wells Fargo, GE Healthcare, KPMG UNUM Corporation, Frazier & Deeter LLC, Ernst & Young LLP, and Wachovia Securities. The average starting salary for PMBA graduates is $75,000, with a range between $45,000 and $150,000 annually. Flexible MBA students earn an average salary of about $65,000.

Drawing from Atlanta鈥檚 large urban population, the MBA program at GSU is 鈥渧ery diverse.鈥� One of the program鈥檚 major benefits is making connections and networking with 鈥渟tudent peers from major corporations.鈥� Fortunately, social interactions are, to some extent, built into the curriculum. Group work is included in most classes, and students say you should expect to attend 鈥渢eam meetings and phone conferences at least two hours weekly.鈥� On the whole, students are 鈥渃ompetitive in their work lives but more collaborative in the academic environment.鈥�

Georgia State students are 鈥渟urrounded by countless opportunities in downtown Atlanta,鈥� and, when time permits, 鈥渟tudents enjoy each other 鈥檚 company in and out of the classroom.鈥� Spread across several satellite facilities, many students rarely come to the main campus downtown. However, 鈥渢he program tries to host mixers鈥� for business students, and 鈥渢he Graduate Business Association puts on a Leadership Speaker Series and several networking/happy hours throughout the year.鈥� As expected for marketing mavens, 鈥渆vents are generally held at trendy, popular venues and executed flawlessly.鈥� In addition to blowing off steam, these events are 鈥渆xcellent opportunities for network- ing and making new friends.鈥� At the same time, students with families note that most student activities are 鈥済eared at single, younger students.鈥�