Harvard Business School

Dillon House
Soldiers Field
Boston, MA 02163
1.617.495.6128
Website : https://www.hbs.edu

Accreditations:

AACSB
2017 Business Week Ranking: Full-time MBA: 1stNAN
2017 Forbes Ranking: Full-time, 2-year MBA: 3rdNAN
2017 Economist Ranking: Full-time MBA: 3rd
2018 Financial Times Ranking: Full-time MBA: 5th

Dean : Nitin Nohria

Harvard Business School is accredited by AACSB.

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Harvard MBA

Boston
2-year, full-time program

Duration	2 years
Intake	Fall
Application fee	$250
Admission requirements	Candidates must have the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Degrees from international universities offering three-year baccalaureate degrees are valid equivalents
Application Instructions	Transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate academic institutions that you have attended (full- or part-time) GMAT or GRE score TOEFL, IELTS or Pearson Test of English (PTE) is required Essay Two recommendations Business resume Acceptance of HBS Admissions Policies

MBA/MS in Engineering Sciences

Boston
Dual program
A joint degree with the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering & Applied Sciences

MBA/Master of Public Policy (MPP)

Boston
Dual program
A joint degree program launched in Fall 2008 in collaboration with Harvard Kennedy School (HKS).

Duration	3 years
Application fee	$100

JD/MBA

Boston
Dual program
A four-year dual degree program offered in conjunction with Harvard Law School.

Duration	4 years
Application fee	$100

MD/MBA

Boston
Dual program
A five-year combined degree program launched in Fall 2005 in partnership with Harvard Medical School

Duration	Five years
Application fee	$100
Admission requirements	Apply to HMS and HBS separately and be admitted independently

Docteur of Dental Medecine (DMD)/MBA

Boston
Dual program
A dual degree program established in 2009 in partnership with Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM).

Duration	Five years

MBA/Master of Public Administration-International Development

Boston
Dual program
A dual degree program launched in Fall 2008 in partnership with Harvard Kennedy School (HKS).

Duration	3 years

College Students (2+2)

Boston
A deferred program for current Harvard students, either in full-time masters programs or in college. Students work for two years prior to entering the Harvard MBA program.

Application fee	$100
Application instructions	GMAT or GRE If you are an international applicant attending a non-English speaking undergraduate university, you will need to submit a TOEFL, IELTS or PTE score

Notable MBA Alumni

Erle Cocke, Jr, '47: U.S. National Guard general
Phillips Waller Smith, '40: Major General in the U.S. Air Force
Daniel Burke, '55 : former President of ABC
Sheryl WuDunn, '86: Pulitzer Prize winner (2009)
Paul Loyd, Jr: former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the R&B Falcon Corporation
John Cahill: former CEO of Kraft foods, vice chairman of Kraft Heinz
John D'Agostino: Managing Director of DMS Offshore, former Managing Director of Alkeon Capital, youngest Head of Strategy for New York Mercantile Exchange and subject of best-selling book 'Rigged: The Ivy League Kid who Changed the World of Oil From Wall Street to Dubai'
Jamie Dimon, '82: chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase
Ray Dalio, '73: Founder and CEO of Bridgewater Associates
Colin Drummond: CEO of Viridor and joint CEO of Pennon Group
Mark Fields: former CEO of Ford and former CEO of Mazda
Herman Goldner, '47: Mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida
Steve Spinner, '96: adviser for the U.S. Department of Energy
George William Strake, Jr., '61: former Secretary of State of Texas
Jason Klein, '86: former CEO and President of Times Mirror Magazines and former CEO of Newspaper National Network LP
Tom McGrath, '80: Film and theater executive, producer
Yoshito Hori: Founder of Globis University Graduate School of Management
Chase Carey, '79: Executive Vice-Chairman of 21st Century Fox
Donald J. Carty: former CEO of AMR Corporation
Michael Cohrs, '81: former Co-head of Corporate and Investment Banking and head of Global Banking at Deutsche Bank
Vittorio Colao: CEO of Vodafone
Edward Conard, '82: founding partner of Bain Capital, New York Times bestselling author
Warren Hellman, '59: Founder of Hellman & Friedman and Hellman, Ferri Investment Associates (today Matrix Partners; former president, chairman, head of Investment Banking Division of Lehman Brothers
Darren Huston: president and CEO of The Priceline Group (Agoda, Kayak, Booking.com
Jeffrey Immelt, '82: Chairman and CEO of General Electric
Abigail Johnson, '88: CEO of Fidelity Investments
Tatparanandam Ananda Krishnan, '64: Tamil Malaysian businessman and philanthropist
Alan George "A.G." Lafley, '77: chairman, president and CEO of Procter & Gamble
John Hicks Lanier, '64: former Chairman of the Board and CEO of Oxford Industries
John Langeloth Loeb, Jr., '54: former Chairman of Loeb, Rhoades Trust Company; former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark
Stanley Marcus, '27: former President and CEO of Neiman Marcus department stores
James McNerney, '75: Chairman and CEO of Boeing
Fred Meyer: former state chairman of the Republican Party of Texas
David Nelms, '87: Former CEO of Discover Financial
John Paulson, '80: Founder of Paulson & Co.
Fred Reichheld, '78: business author and business strategist best known for his research and writing on the loyalty business model and loyalty marketing
Leonard Blavatnik, '89: Founder of Access Industries
Gary Rodkin, '80: former CEO of ConAgra Foods
Sheryl Sandberg, '95: COO of Facebook, former VP of Global Online Sales and Operations for Google
Steve Schwarzman, '72: owner of Blackstone Group
Daniel Searle, '52: former CEO of G. D. Searle & Company
Jeffrey Skilling, '79: former CEO of Enron, convicted of federal felony charges
Jan Stenbeck: President of MTG
Marcel Herrmann Telles: Founder of 3G Capital
John Thain: Chairman and CEO of CIT Group, former chairman and CEO of Merrill Lynch
Rick Wagoner, '77: former CEO of General Motors
Meg Whitman, '79: President and CEO of HP
George W. Bush, '73: former United States President
Najib Mikati, '80: former Prime Minister of Lebanon
Antonis Samaras, '76: fomer Prime Minister of Greece
U.S. Secretary of Defense: Nicholas Brady, '55, Frank Carlucci, '55, Elaine Chao, '79, Barbara Hackman Franklin, '64, Drew Lewis, '55, Robert McNamara, '39, Henry Paulson, '70
Claudio Demattè, '70: founder of SDA Bocconi
Salman Khan, 2003: founder and CEO of Khan Academy.
Booth Gardner: former Governor of Washington
John Lynch: former Governor of New Hampshire
Bruce Rauner: former Governor of Illinois
Buddy Roemer: former Governor of Louisiana
Mitt Romney, (J.D./M.B.A.): former Governor of Massachusetts and former U.S. presidential candidate
David Walters: former Governor of Oklahoma
Michael Bloomberg, '66: former Mayor of New York City, founder, CEO, and owner of Bloomberg L.P.
Hiroshi Mikitani, '93: CEO of Rakuten
Jean-Claude Blanc, '94: General manager and marketing executive of Paris Saint-Germain. former CEO of Juventus Turin Football Club

U.S Senators: H. John Heinz, Herbert Kohl, William Proxmire, William Roth, John Sununu

U.S. Representatives and Congressmen: William H. Bates, James Bromwell, Bud Brown, Curt Clawson, James M. Collins, Merrill Cook, Lawrence Coughlin, Christopher Cox, James K. Coyne III, Chet Edwards, John Garamendi, Bill Gradison, Amory Houghton, James Ellsworth Noland, James H. Scheuer, Victor Veysey, Charles W. Whalen, Jr.

Other: Paul Bremer, Liam Byrne, Michael Marshall, Susan McCaw, Archie Norman, Grover Norquist, Joe Oliver, Claire Perry, Jayant Sinha, Peter Thurnham, James Wolfensohn, Robert C. Murray, Steven R. Covey, Jack Valenti, Zeeshan Zaidi (JD/MBA), Michael Beschloss, Roger Martin, Prince Maximilian of Liechtenstein, Palaniappan Chidambaram, Isaiah Kacyvenski