At Georgetown McDonough, your goals are supported by an inclusive and powerful network of women and male allies who make a daily impact on our community.
Join the Georgetown Graduate Women in Business (GWiB) club for a webinar on how McDonough is committed to increasing the representation of female business leaders.
The John F. Dealy Scholarship provides merit-based scholarships for students pursuing the Full-time MBA program. The award amount and number of awards varies each year. The scholarship supports students whose background or experience prove a demonstrated interest in gender equality in the fields of technology, finance, consulting, or other business fields and support the cause of gender parity in the Georgetown and broader business community. All full-time MBA applicants will be considered based on the information provided in their application. There is a question in the background section of the application that allows applicants to show their commitment to gender equity to be considered.
The Consortium enhances diversity in business education and leadership by helping reduce the underrepresentation of African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans in MBA programs and in the ranks of management. As a member school, we provide scholarships for students who are admitted as part of The Consortium. For more information, please visit The Consortium website to learn how to complete the separate and common application. All eligible applicants are considered upon submitting a completed application to the Georgetown MBA program through The Consortium. If you are a prospective Consortium student and have questions, please email MSB-CGSM@georgetown.edu.
The McDonough School of Business awards scholarships based on an applicant’s academic, personal, and professional accomplishments. Recipients will demonstrate ethical leadership, academic accomplishment, and professional achievements through their application and interview for the MBA program. They typically show a commitment to service to others through past and current activities. All applicants are automatically considered upon submitting a completed application to the Georgetown MBA Program
Georgetown McDonough is a proud partner of Admit.me Access, the only free comprehensive admission resource for underrepresented minorities (URMs) and women interested in applying to an MBA program. Admit.me Access and Georgetown McDonough have partnered to offer an Admit.me Access member a scholarship of up to $5,000.
Forté MBA Launch participants are eligible for an application fee waiver. Waivers will be applied automatically when you submit your application.
Forté members are eligible for an application fee reduction. Reductions will be applied automatically when you submit your application.
On top of additional funding resources available, we also offer application fee waivers and reductions for a variety of organizations.
Georgetown MSF Program Welcomes its Largest Class
September 21st, 2021
47% Full-time students; 12% Already have a Masters Degrees; 37% Non-Business/Economics Majors; 23% Female; 26% Underrepresented Minorities; 44% U.S. Diversity; Average 28; Work Experience Range 0-31; Average Years of Work Experience 5
Incoming 2021 BSBGA Class Brings More Diversity and Cultural Experience to the Program
September 14th, 2021
Georgetown University has selected its second class of incoming students for the recently launched B . S . in Business and Global Affairs ( BSBGA ) program . The 42 s…
McDonough Undergraduate Selected as Prestigious Gilman International Scholar
June 23rd, 2021
Judith Obregon ( B ’ 23 ) has been selected for the prestigious Benjamin A . Gilman International Scholarship Program by the U . S Department of State ‘ s Bureau of Ed…
Meet Gabriela Miranda (MBA’20), a Full-time MBA student from San Jose, Costa Rica. She joined McDonough after six years in the retail industry in supply chain management and hopes to go into management consulting after the completion of her degree.
When is the perfect time to go back to business school? Giannina Gutierrez, a part-time MBA student and full-time mom, shares how she finds time to make it all work.
Georgetown McDonough hosted its first ever Women’s Weekend this fall. The weekend was a joint effort hosted by Georgetown’s Graduate Women in Business Association (GWiB) and MBA Admissions.
