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Full-Time MBA Program TROJAN NETWORK MBA ADMISSIONS PROFILE FALL 2019 ENTERING CLASS Marshall.Usc.Edu/Alumni Full-Time MBA Program TROJAN NETWORK MBA ADMISSIONS PROFILE FALL 2019 ENTERING CLASS marshall.usc.edu/alumni Applicant Pool Diversity Applications Received 1899 Women 42% 375,000+ % Accepted 30% International 32% Class Size 214 Underrepresented Minority* 19% USC alumni 90,000+ USC Marshall * African-American, Hispanic-American, Native Academic Profile American, and Pacific Islander as percentage alumni Average GPA 3.55 of domestic pool. Average GMAT 708 GMAT 80% Range 680-740 Average GRE (total) 320 Countries of Origin GRE 80% Range 312–328 (for first and second year classes) General Argentina Japan Average Age 29 Brazil Mexico Average Years Work 5.5 Bulgaria Pakistan Canada Panama Chile Philippines China Puerto Rico Undergraduate Majors Columbia Russia Egypt South Korea 7% Ethiopia Sweden 5% India Taiwain 28% Indonesia Thailand n Business/Commerce 11% n Engineering/Computer Science Israel United Kingdom n Humanities Italy United States n Economics Jamaica Vietnam n Social Sciences 17% n Sciences 18% n Other Application Deadlines 15% ROUND 1: October 15, 2019 NOTIFICATION BY: December 31, 2019 ROUND 2: January 5, 2020 NOTIFICATION BY: March 31, 2020 ROUND 3: March 1, 2020 The USC Full-time NOTIFICATION BY: May 15, 2020 MBA program was ROUND 4: April 15, 2020 the first major MBA NOTIFICATION BY: June 15, 2020 ROUND 5–ROLLING ADMISSIONS: We will program to reach continue to accept applications after April gender parity in 2018 15, 2020. Applications received after this date will be reviewed on a first-come, first-served and space-available basis. 151703.USC.indd 1 8/13/19 10:32 AM Full-Time MBA Program Companies hiring Marshall MBA students in 2018 A&E Networks Control Risks Group Juniper Networks Inc. Perella Weinberg Visit Campus Accenture Cowen Group, Inc. Kaiser Permanente Partners marshall.usc.edu/programs/ Adobe Credit One Bank Kaufman Hall Pharmacyclics mba-programs/full-time-mba/ AIG Ctrip Kennedy Wilson Polymath Ventures admissions/events Alliance Healthcare Cummins Kia Motors PPG Industries Princess Cruises Attend a class, interact Amazon Cypres Creek Renewables King’s Hawaiian with current students and American Express D.A. Davidson & Co. KPMG LLP Proctor & Gamble PulsePoint Group meet with an Admissions American Honda Finance Danaher Corporation L.E.K. Consulting Representative. The Marshall Corporation PwC Dell, Inc. L’Oreal MBA Ambassador Program is Amgen, Inc. Lazard Freres & Co. Raytheon Deloitte offered October through April. Analysis Group Deutsche Bank Leotek USA RBC Capital Markets Apple Disney ABC TV Group Lincoln International Ready Pac Foods, Inc. AppWorks Ventures Domodo International LinkedIn Resolution Media Arc Capital Partners DoubleLine Group Lionsgate Rock Creek Architect Equity Group EA Live Nation Rockstart CURRICULUM Aryzta LLC East West Bank LoanCore Capital Markets Roku marshall.usc.edu/programs/ AT&T LLC Ruckus Networks Eaton Corporation mba-programs/ Atara Biotherapeutics eBay Lucky Brand Salem Partners LLC full-time-mba/academics Autodesk, Inc. EDF Renewable Energy Luma Launch Salesforce Bain & Co. Edwards Lifesciences Lumentum Holdings SAP Ariba 63 total units: 25.5 core, Mattel Schneider Electric BCG Digital Ventures Encore Capital Group 37.5 elective Becton Dickinson & Co. Environmental Data Mazda Sony Interactive (BD) (PlayStation) Resources McKinsey & Company Experiential learning Berkeley Catalyst Fund Sony Pictures Epson America Inc. Merck Independent projects, Blackwood Seven EVgo MGM Resorts Entertainment Blizzard Entertainment EY International Southern California ABAC Research Project, Edison Bloom Energy Faraday Future Michael Kors Student Investment Fund Station Casinos Blue Cross and Blue Farmers Insurance Group Micron Technology Symphony Health Shield of Illinois Fender Musical Microsoft PRIME international Boston Consulting Group Instruments Corporation Mitsubishi Corporation TeleSign Corporation travel 6 travel destinations, Tesla Motors Boston Scientific First Republic Bank Moelis & Company 100% class participation CAA Flexport Moody’s The Rock Group Caesars Entertainment Flextronics National Football League The Spartan Group International Exchange California Cowboy 20th Century Fox NBCUniversal The Walt Disney Company Program Apparel, Inc. Gains Group Nestle USA TransDigm 14 partner schools Capgemini U.S., LLC Gap NetEase Games Uber Cardinal Health Genentech, Inc. Netflix UBS Investment Bank CBRE Global Investors General Mills NetGear Uhon Inc. Centene Corporation Generator Ventures Niagara Bottling Uline COMMUNITY Chevron Genexa, LLC Nordstrom Ulta Beauty marshall.usc.edu/programs/ Chicago Mercantile Goldman Sachs Northrup Grumman Corp Exchange UNINTERRUPTED Google Northwestern Mutual mba-programs/full-time-mba/ China Agricultural Bank United Airlines H&M Nova Molecular students China Construction Bank US Bank Harris Williams & Co. Technologies China Everbright Limited Vans Inc. HBO Novo Nordisk 40 student clubs China Minsheng Veritas Technologies LLC Healthcare Partners Omnicom Media Direction Investment Capital Viacom Media Networks Marshall Case Herbalife OnPrem Solution Church & Dwight Vip.com Competition Program Houlihan Lokey Partners, LLC CIM Group Visa Houston Rockets Otter Media Participation in 38 case Cisco Systems Visionary Venture Fund IBM Pabst Brewing Company Citigroup Walmart competitions; $127,000 ICBC Pacific Western Bank Citrix Palm Tree Advisors Disney Parks & Resorts awarded in cash prizes City National Bank Integrated Media Technologies Paramount Pictures Wayfair Clearbridge LLC Challenge 4 Charity Intel Corporation Park Lane Wells Fargo Securities Coca Cola J.P. Morgan PayPal Western Digital (C4C) 5,000+ hours Cognizant Jam City Paysafe Partners LP Yahoo! volunteered & over ConAgra Foods Johnson & Johnson PepsiCo $200,000 raised for Contact Us charity University of Southern California 630 Childs Way, Popovich Hall 308 Email: [email protected] Marshall School of Business Los Angeles, CA 90089-2633 Web: marshall.usc.edu MBA Admissions Office Phone: 213.740.7846 151703.USC.indd 2 8/13/19 10:32 AM.
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