Student Experience

PMBA Concierge Services

We Thought of Everything

From course registration to weekly dinners, we've got it covered—so you can focus on learning.

The MBA for Working Professionals.

We understand the challenges of balancing full-time work with academic and personal commitments. The Kogod Professional MBA degree program is the only one in the Washington, D.C., area that provides you with extensive support services, so you can prioritize enhancing your career.

Innovative Format

The unique format allows you to learn from both faculty and your peers in an intimate cohort. The focused schedule allows you to absorb and retain material better, and the collaborative format emulates the way modern organizations function. Best of all, your cohort will become part of your network inside and outside the classroom.

Registration, Textbooks, and Software

Course registration is completed for you. We'll also take care of your travel arrangements for the short-term global learning experience. At the start of your program, you will receive the requisite software; each semester, you'll be given the textbooks you need.

Complimentary Meals and Parking

No need to grab dinner on the run on your way to class. Each week, a healthy light meal will be provided for you when you arrive on campus. As always, evening parking on AU's campus, and shuttle service from the Tenleytown Metro station, is free.

Career Advising and Networking

You will have access to career management assessments, virtual toolkits and online resources, and opportunities to participate in networking events and workshops with practitioners and alumni. Career management advisors are available for on-campus appointments during the day, evening or by phone.

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