University of Nebraska -- Lincoln
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News World Report: 20
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Financial Times: 13
News World Report: 42
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Median Base Salary: $94,400
% Employed After Graduation: 91.0
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Application Essay Prompts
"All applicants are required to submit a personal statement through GAMES. The statement is evaluated on content, sentence structure and grammar. The word limit is 750 words or less. It should include the following: Briefly describe your past professional experience and relevant skills. What would you contribute to our MBA program? What are some of your short and long term professional goals? How would a University of Nebraska Lincoln MBA assist you in achieving your goals?"
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Online MBA Employments
Median Salary: $110,154
% Employed After Graduation: 89.0
Application Essay Prompts
"A written personal statement The statement is evaluated on content, sentence structure and grammar. It should be 750 words or less and include the following: Your past professional experience and relevant skills; What would you contribute to the MBA program?; What are some of your short and long term professional goals? How would this degree assist you in achieving your goals?"
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Part-Time Key Statistics
Part-Time MBA Students: 22
Average GMAT: 603
GMAT Score Range: 550-660
Average Age: 32.0
Average Work Experience: 6.0 Years
Rolling Admissions: No
% Students who are Women: 21.0%
International Students: 8.0%
Number of Applicants: 48
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Deadline 1: 09/01/2018
Deadline 2: 02/01/2019
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Online MBA Students: 226
Average GMAT: 603
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Average Age: 32.0
Average Work Experience: 8.3 Years
Rolling Admissions: No
% Students who are Women: 21.0%
International Students: 6.0%
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