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October 13, 2016

University of Notre Dame – Mendoza College of Business

– One of the few US universities that offer both 1-yr and 2-yr MBA programs.

– Notre Dame MBA is ranked in the top 25 MBA programs in USA.

– It offers access to one of the world’s largest alumni networks.

–Small class size and close collaboration with fellow students create a supportive learning atmosphere

–“Interterm Intensives” involve Mendoza MBA students analyzing, investigating, and offering solutions for real-life problems presented by global organizations such as Boeing, GE, and Starbucks.

–There also are several international immersion trips, including two-week stints in Beijing and Shanghai, China, as well as Santiago, Chile, and Sao Paulo, Brazil

-The average profile of Jamboree students who have got admission in the Notre Dame MBA : 4- 5 yrs of work experience , 700 – 710 GMAT

Explore – Notre Dame – Mendoza College of Business

Application Deadlines

24th Oct – Vanderbilt University: Owen

31st Oct – Babson College: Olin

2nd Nov – Dartmouth College: Tuck

15th Nov – New York University: Stern , IIM-A , Cornell University: Johnson

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