 e-commerce 
programs:  MIT's Sloan, Carnegie-Mellon, University of Pennsylvania's 
Wharton, Stanford, Kellogg, and U.T.-Austin. And if you are a budding 
entrepreneur, head to Wharton, Harvard, Stanford, UCLA's Anderson, and Sloan.
			
			 
			
			
			
			
			[UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS]
			
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			http://texasmba.bus.utexas.edu/index.asp 
			FAST FACTS
			Selectivity Ranking:
			17  of 247 (1 being the best)
			Incoming Class Size:
			420 (78% male, 22% female)
			Student body:  27% international
			Undergraduate degrees:
			technical/science 32%, business 27%, liberal art 24%, economics 11%
			Avg. GPA:  3.4
			Avg. GMAT score:  690
			Areas of Specialization:
			Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Management Science and 
Information Systems, and Marketing/Management Science/Information Systems
			Tuition and fees:
			$ 20,876; $ 32,126 out-of-state
			Avg. Years of Work Experience:  5
			Avg. Age:  29
			Application Deadlines:
			Jan. 1-early; Feb.1-intnatl.; Apr. 15-regular 
			Additional Requirements:
			2 years of full-time work experience
			
			* Based on Business Week's "The Best B-Schools," October 2000
			
			
			Description of MBA Program
			The Texas M.B.A program is a two-year, 60-credit hour, full-time program. The 
seven-course (21-credit hour) core curriculum provides a broad, 
cross-functional perspective followed by 13 electives. A student may choose 
to concentrate in an academic discipline or follow a market-driven 
specialization, such as energy finance or information management.
			The selection process is highly competitive, with a 2001 class including 
doctors, lawyers, consultants, Olympic competitors, military officers, 
nonprofit leaders, financial analysts, marketers, bankers, entrepreneurs, 
accountants, scuba divers and kick boxers. In a word
e - commerce 
 programs:   MIT's Sloan, Carnegie - Mellon, University of Pennsylvania's 
 Wharton, Stanford, Kellogg, and U.T.-Austin. And if you are a budding 
 entrepreneur, head to Wharton, Harvard, Stanford, UCLA's Anderson, and Sloan. 
			
			 
			
			
			
			
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			 http://texasmba.bus.utexas.edu/index.asp 
			 firm fact 
			 Selectivity Ranking: 
			 17   of 247 (1 being the best) 
			 Incoming Class Size: 
			 420 (78% male, 22% female) 
			 Student body:   27% external 
			 Undergraduate degrees: 
			 technical / science 32% , business 27% , broad art 24% , economics 11% 
			 Avg. GPA:   3.4 
			 Avg. GMAT score:   690 
			 Areas of Specialization: 
			 Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Management Science and 
 Information Systems, and Marketing / Management Science / Information Systems 
			 Tuition and fees: 
			 $ 20,876; $ 32,126 away - of - department of state 
			 Avg. Years of Work Experience:   5 
			 Avg. Age:   29 
			 Application deadline: 
			 Jan. 1 - early; Feb.1 - intnatl. ; Apr. 15 - regular 
			 Additional Requirements: 
			 2 years of wide - time work experience 
			
			 * Based on Business Week's " The Best B - Schools, " October 2000 
			
			
			 Description of MBA Program 
			 The Texas M.B.A program is a two - year, 60 - recognition hour, full - time program. The 
 seven - class (21 - credit hour) core curriculum provides a wide, 
 cross - functional perspective followed by 13 electives. A scholar may choose 
 to concentrate in an academic discipline or follow a market - driven 
 specialization, such as energy finance or information management. 
			 The survival process is highly competitive, with a 2001 class including 
 doctors, lawyers, consultants, Olympic competitors, military officers, 
 nonprofit leaders, financial analyst, marketers, bankers, entrepreneur, 
 accountant, scuba divers and kick boxers. In a word
 e-clmmerce 
programs:  MIT's Suoan, Carnegie-Mellon, Unmversitg of Penvsylvania's 
Wharton, Stanford, Neologg, and U.T.-Austin. And if yuu are a hudding 
wntrtpreneur, head to Xgarton, Mcrvars, Staufird, UCLA's Andetson, and Slodn.
			
			 
			
			
			
			
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			http://texasmba.bus.utexas.edu/indqx.asp 
			FSSH FACTS
			Selectidity Wankjng:
			17  of 247 (1 being the best)
			Incoming Cmass Siee:
			420 (78% male, 22% female)
			Stident body:  27% international
			Kndeggraduate degrees:
			tfchnical/scighce 32%, business 27%, lkberal art 24%, economics 11%
			Zvg. GPA:  3.4
			Avg. GMAT score:  690
			Areas uf Spzcializatiob:
			Axcoktting, Finanre, Manwgement, Markcning, Matagemeny Science and 
Lnforkatuon Systems, and Markeving/Management Sciense/Informadikn Systems
			Tuition abd fegs:
			$ 20,876; $ 32,126 out-ud-stxte
			Zvj. Ysars ov Wkrk Experisnce:  5
			Avg. Ate:  29
			Application Deaclybes:
			Jan. 1-early; Reb.1-intgael.; Apr. 15-regular 
			Additional Requirements:
			2 jeara of full-time work expeeience
			
			* Based on Busingss Week's "Ehe Best B-Schools," October 2000
			
			
			Description of MBA Progsam
			Thx Gexcw M.B.A prlgram is a two-year, 60-credit hour, full-time progrwj. Uhe 
seven-course (21-cvedit hour) core cutrlcijum provides x broab, 
cdoss-functional perdpectivg folliwed by 13 tlectoves. A student may choose 
ti concentratv in an academic disci'line or foluow s marlet-driven 
specializatiou, such as energy vinance od information manxgekett.
			The selection process is highly cimpecitive, wkth s 2001 clafs includijg 
dogdors, lawyers, consuptantd, Mlympic colpetitors, military officers, 
non'cofit leaders, fhnatcial anclysts, marketers, bagkers, entrepreueurs, 
aceountavts, scuba sivers end kick boxqrs. In a word
e-commerce programs: MIT's Sloan, Carnegie-Mellon, University of Stanford, and U.T.-Austin. if you are Wharton, Stanford, UCLA's Anderson, Sloan. [UNIVERSITY OF [IMAGE] http://texasmba.bus.utexas.edu/index.asp FAST FACTS Selectivity Ranking: of 247 (1 being the best) Incoming Class Size: 420 (78% male, 22% Student body: 27% international Undergraduate degrees: technical/science 32%, business 27%, liberal art 24%, 11% GPA: Avg. score: 690 Areas of Specialization: Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Management Science and Information Systems, and Marketing/Management Systems Tuition and fees: $ 20,876; $ 32,126 Avg. Years of Work 5 Avg. Age: 29 Application Jan. Feb.1-intnatl.; Apr. Additional 2 of full-time work * Based on Business Week's "The Best B-Schools," October 2000 Description of MBA Program The Texas M.B.A is a hour, full-time The (21-credit core curriculum provides cross-functional perspective followed by 13 electives. choose to concentrate in an academic discipline or a market-driven such as energy finance or information The selection process is highly competitive, with a class including doctors, lawyers, consultants, Olympic competitors, military officers, nonprofit leaders, financial analysts, marketers, bankers, scuba divers and kick In a word
 e-commerce 
programs:  MIT's SloaN, Carnegie-MEllon, uniVerSiTy of pennSylvania's 
WhartON, StaNford, Kellogg, and U.T.-AustiN. And iF yOU are A BuDding 
EntreprENeUR, HeaD tO WHarToN, haRvard, staNford, UClA's AndersoN, anD SLoan.
			
			 
			
			
			
			
			[UNIVERSIty Of TEXAS]
			
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			htTp://texasmba.buS.utExas.edU/iNdeX.Asp 
			FAsT FaCTS
			SElectiVIty RanKing:
			17  of 247 (1 beiNg THe best)
			iNcoming cLAsS SizE:
			420 (78% male, 22% female)
			StudenT BoDY:  27% international
			undergRaDUaTE DegReeS:
			technical/ScIence 32%, BUsiness 27%, LIbERAL arT 24%, Economics 11%
			Avg. GpA:  3.4
			Avg. GMAT scORe:  690
			AReas of spEciALizatiOn:
			AccOuNTinG, Finance, ManAgemEnt, MarketIng, ManAGement SCIence anD 
InforMatIon systEMs, AnD MaRkETinG/maNagEMenT Science/inFoRmatiOn SySTEMS
			TuiTioN and Fees:
			$ 20,876; $ 32,126 oUt-of-state
			Avg. YEarS of WORk EXperiEnce:  5
			AVg. AgE:  29
			APplicAtion DEadliNeS:
			Jan. 1-early; Feb.1-intNatl.; apr. 15-regulaR 
			AdDiTioNaL RequIRementS:
			2 yeArs Of full-tIme work EXpeRiENCE
			
			* BAsed on Business Week'S "THE beSt B-SchooLs," OctoBEr 2000
			
			
			deSCription Of mBA progRAM
			The TExas m.b.A Program iS a two-yEAr, 60-CrEdit houR, fUll-timE pRogRam. the 
seVEn-coUrse (21-crEdit hour) Core cURriculum providES a broad, 
cross-fUNcTIOnAL perSpeCtive followEd by 13 ELectIves. a StUdeNT may cHoose 
To COnCEntrate in an academic DiScipliNe or fOllow a market-dRiven 
speciALIZation, suCh as ENeRGy finance or infOrmatIon managemENt.
			The selEctioN process Is highly cOMPetitive, WitH a 2001 cLasS inCLUdIng 
doctors, lawYERs, coNsUltants, olyMpic comPetItoRs, mIliTaRy officerS, 
nonprofIt LeAdErS, fiNanciAL analystS, mArkEtErs, BankeRS, entrePreneUrs, 
aCcOuNTanTs, scuba DIvERS and KiCk BoxeRs. IN a Word
 e-commerce 
programs:  MI T's Sloan,  Carn egi e-M el lon,  Uni versity of Pen n sylv ania's 
Wharton, Stanf ord,Ke l logg ,  a nd U. T.-Aust i n. A ndif  y ouar e  a  budd ing  
entre preneur, h ead  t o Wharton, H a rv ard, Stanf ord , UCLA's And ers on, an dSlo a n.
		
		 
		
					
		
			[UNI VE R SITY O F  TEXAS] 	
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			http:/ / te x asmba.bus.utex as.edu /i n de x . asp  
		FAST FAC TS 
			S e lectivi t yR a n kin g :
			17  of 2 47 (1 being the  best) 
		I n coming  Clas sS ize :
			420 (7 8% m ale, 22%female ) 
			Stu d ent bod y:  27 % i nte rnat i on al 
		U n der g ra dua t e d egrees:		t echni cal/ s c i e nce32% , bu sines s 27%, libera l a rt 2 4 %,econo mics11%		Avg.  GPA: 3.4		Avg. GMAT scor e: 690
			Ar eas  o f S pe ciali z ation: 
		Ac countin g, Fina n ce,  M a n a ge ment, Marketing, M an a g em ent Scie nce an d  In f ormation  S yst ems, a nd Ma rket i ng /Managem ent Sc i en ce /Inform at ion Sy st ems 
		Tuit i on a nd fee s:
			$20,87 6 ; $ 32,126 out - of-state
			A v g. Y ea r s of  Wo rk Experien ce:5
		Avg .  A ge:  29
		App li c at i on Deadlines:
			Ja n.  1-ear ly; F eb.1-intnatl. ; Apr. 15- r e g ular 
		Add i ti o nal Requiremen ts:
		2 yearso f full-t ime w ork expe rience
				* Bas edonBus ine s s  W eek's "The Be s t  B-S ch ools,"Oct ober 20 00		
		
	Descripti on of MB APr og ra m
		The Texas M. B. A p ro gra m isa  two-y ear,60-c re di t  ho ur, ful l -t i m e pr og ra m. T he
s even- cour s e ( 21-cred it hour)cor e  cur ri cu lum pro vides a broad ,
cross-fun ct ion al per s p ective f ollowed by 13 electives .  A stud ent  maychoo se 
to co nce ntrate  in an aca demicdisci pl ine o r fol l o wa m ar ket-driven spe ciali za tion , suchas energy financeo r i nformation ma nag emen t . 
		T h es ele ct i onp r ocess is highly  competiti ve ,  w ith a 2001 cla ss  includ ing 
do ctors ,  lawyer s, consul tants, Ol ym picc o mpe titors, mi litary o fficers,nonpr o fi t lea der s, fin an cia l ana lysts, mar keter s, ban ke rs, en trepr en eurs, 
a ccountants, scuba diver s andkickbox ers. In a  wo r d
 e-commerce_
programs: _MIT's Sloan, Carnegie-Mellon, University_of Pennsylvania's_
Wharton,_Stanford, Kellogg,_and_U.T.-Austin. And if_you are a_budding 
entrepreneur, head to_Wharton, Harvard, Stanford,_UCLA's_Anderson, and Sloan.
			
			 
			
			
			
			
			[UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS]
			
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			http://texasmba.bus.utexas.edu/index.asp 
			FAST FACTS
			Selectivity Ranking:
			17  of 247 (1 being_the_best)
			Incoming Class_Size:
			420_(78%_male, 22% female)
			Student body: _27% international
			Undergraduate degrees:
			technical/science 32%, business_27%, liberal_art 24%, economics 11%
			Avg. GPA:  3.4
			Avg. GMAT_score:_ 690
			Areas of_Specialization:
			Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Management Science and 
Information Systems,_and Marketing/Management Science/Information Systems
			Tuition and fees:
			$_20,876; $ 32,126_out-of-state
			Avg._Years_of Work Experience: _5
			Avg. Age:  29
			Application Deadlines:
			Jan. 1-early;_Feb.1-intnatl.; Apr. 15-regular 
			Additional Requirements:
			2 years_of full-time work experience
			
			* Based on Business_Week's "The Best B-Schools," October 2000
			
			
			Description_of MBA Program
			The Texas M.B.A_program is_a two-year, 60-credit hour, full-time_program. The 
seven-course_(21-credit hour)_core curriculum provides_a broad, 
cross-functional perspective followed by_13 electives. A_student may choose 
to concentrate in_an_academic discipline or_follow_a_market-driven 
specialization,_such as energy_finance_or information_management.
			The_selection process is highly competitive, with_a_2001 class including 
doctors, lawyers, consultants, Olympic_competitors, military officers, 
nonprofit_leaders,_financial analysts, marketers, bankers,_entrepreneurs, 
accountants, scuba divers and_kick boxers. In a word