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Here is a snapshot of the vital information for the applicants
| ROUND | APPLICATION DEADLINES |
|---|---|
| 1 | September 14, 2022 |
| 2 | January 10, 2023 |
| 3 | April 5, 2023 |
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5 Years
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3.7
One-Year MBA : $140,366
Two-Year MBA: $105,610
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Northwestern University was founded in 1851 to meet the educational requirements of the Northwestern Territory namely the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and parts of Minnesota. The University officially opened its doors in 1855. The School of Commerce opened in 1908 due to the proposal initiated by Northwestern President Edmund Janes James. The MBA program was launched in 1920 and over 400 students enrolled for it. The School of Commerce restructured its undergraduate program in 1942 by expanding it from a two-year program to a four-year program. The School of Commerce became the School of Business Administration and the Graduate Commerce Division became the Graduate School of Business Administration in 1956. The John L. and Helen Kellogg foundation donated $10million to the school in 1979 and the School was, therefore, renamed as J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
The mission of the Northwestern University Division of Student Affairs is to educate students, engage the community, and enrich the Northwestern experience.
The Kellogg MBA program aims to transform the students into thought leaders, who can develop deep insights into their organizations and markets, identify and leverage upon the opportunities, and inspire new kinds of growth. Students immerse themselves into the unique curriculum of the program that encourages them to try new things and challenge conventional thinking. The program has been structured and designed to equip the students with relevant knowledge and skills to address the complex business challenges that require them to understand the interdependency of the various functional disciplines of business. Students gain solid grounding on the fundamentals of business management and acquire mastery in multiple disciplines of business, thus evolving themselves into well-rounded managers who can view a problem from multiple perspectives. Apart from developing the management and leadership skills of the students, a range of elective courses in the second year prepare the students for a challenging career ahead in their areas of interests. Kellogg has a new cross-disciplinary approach to teaching with four strategic initiatives: Architectures of Collaboration Initiative, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative, Markets and Customers Initiative and Public-Private Interface Initiative. The Architectures of Collaboration Initiative teaches the students to leverage upon their professional networks to resolve bottlenecks. The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative encourages the students to come up with new ideas to create value. The Markets and Customers Initiative draws insights into customer needs and experiences to help business leaders create and reinvent markets. The Public-Private Interface Initiative teaches the students to strike a balance between business and policy.
Experiential learning opportunities in the form of special projects, labs and courses are provided to the students in order to expose them to the real-world business problems. The Asset Management Practicum allows the students to take on the role of industry analysts, traders, and portfolio managers, and manage the School’s portfolio. Students can enroll themselves for a quarter-long internship opportunity at a local or national private equity firm through the Buyout Lab experiential learning course. A quarter-long internship opportunity provided by Venture Lab offers two options to the students –one that exposes the students to the working of venture capital firms and the other that involves assisting incubated startups. The interdisciplinary NUvention course conducted by the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship + Innovation throws light on entrepreneurial business concepts such as social impact, medical innovations, energy, web, analytics and nanotechnology. Students get first-hand experience of selling products online by creating online stores with enterprise e-commerce software through the Digital Marketing and Commerce course. Students who dream for an entrepreneurial career can enroll for the New Venture Course Series that comprises of New Venture Discovery, New Venture Launch and New Venture Development. New Venture Discovery allows the students to identify a problem that the market is facing and translate it into viable business concepts. The New Venture Development supports the students who want to start a new venture and already have a business concept in place. New Venture Launch is for students who have already tested their business concepts for market-fitness and want to now fine-tune their business model. Students can serve on the board of non-profit organizations through the Kellogg Board Fellows program and make valuable contributions towards the progress of the organization.
Kellogg offers the widest range of global opportunities for the students to deepen their understanding on international business. At the International Growth Lab, students team up with students from Barcelona and Hong Kong to develop market-based growth strategies for international organizations. Global Initiatives in Management is a survey course where students lead trips to popular destinations like Brazil, China, India, etc. and work on an independent research topic. Students get the chance to liaise with management teams of international companies to solve real world business challenges through Global Experiential Learning projects. The International Field Projects have given the students the opportunity to explore the local markets of India and Africa and come up with new business models, products and services.
The School is located in the suburban city Evanston in Illinois. The city has a thriving business community and encourages the entrepreneurial spirit of individuals, thus, drawing exceptional talent to Evanston. The Chicago Philharmonic, a magnificent concert hall, is set on the shores of Lake Michigan. Next Theatre houses innovative plays with remarkable stage settings. The Dawes Park located at the edge of Lake Michigan offers long walking trails along with outdoor activities such as boating, cycling, tennis, etc. The Merrick Rose Garden, a beautiful quiet garden, is one of the gems of the city.
Kellogg’s Career Management Center empowers the students to shape their career paths in order to add value to the world and meaning to their lives. Kellogg graduates are highly sought after by top companies across the world for their vision, balanced skill set and ability to inspire others. The Career Resource Center has a team of research specialists that assist the students with the job search process by providing access to a variety of workshops. One-to-one coaching helps students in refining their interview and negotiation skills. The career coaches support the students in every aspect of the job search process, right from career visioning to benchmarking offers.
