Financial sponsorship by a student's employer sends a strong signal of support for the individual and reflects a serious investment in the professional development of talent within the organization.
Financial support — in full or part — is strongly encouraged for all applicants.Approximately 70% of executive MBA students receive some level of financial sponsorship from their organizations.
Full financial support is required for Fellows nominations.Applicants may contact the admissions staff in Philadelphia or San Francisco to discuss their individual circumstances and whether they must apply as a Fellows candidate or traditional candidate.
Financial sponsorship is indicated by the employer in the Letter of Endorsement, which is an admission requirement of the program. For a more complete discussion of the benefits and requirements of sponsorship, as well as advice on how to request sponsorship, identify appropriate candidates, and maximize the value of the program for your organization, see Sponsorship.