Priority Application Deadline for Walton M.B.A. Programs Admissions and Scholarships
The Sam M. Walton College of Businesses at the University of Arkansas is accepting applications for Full-time M.B.A., Executive M.B.A. and Healthcare Executive M.B.A. programs. The priority application deadline is Feb. 15.
Priority applicants receive first consideration for Walton M.B.A. funding opportunities.
Apply online at gsb.uark.edu/apply or call 479-575-3331 to schedule an appointment. Visit gsb.uark.edu for admission requirements and program details.
Designed for working professionals, the Walton Executive M.B.A. and Walton Executive Healthcare M.B.A. programs utilize a blended delivery of online and once-a-month Saturday classes. Applicants with significant professional work experience may be eligible for GMAT/GRE waivers.
All Full-time M.B.A. applicants who apply by the priority deadline are considered for graduate assistantships. No separate application is required. Late applications will be considered if awards are still available.
For a list of funding and scholarship opportunities and insights into Walton M.B.A. programs, visit Walton M.B.A. Insider.
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Alexandra Goforth, marketing and communications officer
Walton M.B.A. Programs Office
479-718-2301,
agoforth@uark.edu
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