The UCLA Anderson School of Management, located in Los Angeles, California (USA), offers an Executive MBA program for business professionals who wish to enhance their management skills. The UCLA Executive MBA is a 22-month long program that requires classroom attendance on alternating weekends as well as several residential sessions. Accredited by AACSB International, the UCLA Executive MBA program also involves one international trip for students in the second year of study.

–The UCLA Executive MBA program is not offered online at this time. Potential students can send in their applications to the program on a rolling admission basis between the months of October and April. Applicants are required to take the GMAT and non-English speaking applicants must take the TOEFL. The median GMAT score for UCLA applicants is 658.

–Twenty-seven percent of UCLA Executive MBA students enrolled in the most recent class are international. The average age for students in this program is 37, and the average amount of relevant work experience is 13 years.

–The UCLA Executive MBA degree program has a tuition cost of $100,000. Financial aid is available through the school, and one-third of accepted students are partially funded by their employers. Fifteen percent of students are fully funded for this program by their employers.

–The UCLA Executive MBA program admits approximately 70 students per year. Applicants should have strong skills in areas such as statistics and business math. Some courses can be waived for students who have CPA or CFA certification.