In addition to the world class faculty and and academically challenging curriculum, the MBA Evening Program offers a vibrant student life experience.

Because all Evening Program classes are conducted on campus, not in satellite locations, your opportunities for becoming involved in the Georgetown MBA community are multiplied many times. Student groups, sports and club activities available to full-time MBA students are also open to evening students. They provide leadership opportunities and open doors to wider networks and career opportunities.

Evening Program students have created and manage their own Evening Student Government Association (ESGA). ESGA acts as a liaison to the faculty and administration to support the ongoing development of the program. This student-led organization holds both academic and social events and encourages community service opportunities for Evening Program students.

ESGA also collaborates with its counterpart, the Full-Time Program's Student Government Association, to conduct activities that involve students in both programs. This collaboration expands the Georgetown network beyond the classroom. Involvement in student government allows students to engage in the ongoing growth and development of the MBA Evening Program. It also gives them opportunities to hone their leadership skills and develop relationships with faculty and other students.