Executive MBA

Yes. The Broad Executive MBA at Michigan State University is built for working professionals who want to grow their careers without stepping away from work. Students can choose from a hybrid format in East Lansing, or an every-other-weekend schedule in Troy. Each path is designed to offer minimal disruption to work and home life while providing flexibility, leadership development, and the power of the Spartan alumni network.

Yes. The Broad Executive MBA offers flexible formats for working professionals, including a hybrid option in East Lansing, an every-other-weekend in-person format in Troy, and a Professional Online MBA launching in Fall 2026. The online format will include both asynchronous learning and scheduled virtual sessions, making it accessible from anywhere while maintaining a high level of engagement.

Yes. The Broad Executive MBA is specifically designed for working professionals with demanding careers and family responsibilities. The program offers multiple formats to fit your life—including a predictable every-other-weekend schedule with in-person classes in East Lansing or Troy, and a Professional Online option launching in Fall 2026. This flexibility allows students to plan ahead and minimize disruption to work and home life. Outside of class, students typically spend 8–12 hours per week on coursework. A team-based, structured format helps students balance their personal, professional, and academic responsibilities throughout the program.

The Broad Executive MBA delivers a strong return on investment for ambitious professionals. On average, 42% of students receive a promotion while in the program, and many report increased compensation, expanded leadership responsibilities, and access to new career opportunities. Beyond financial gains, students gain C-suite-ready skills, a powerful Spartan alumni network, and long-term career impact—all while continuing to work full-time. The program’s flexible format ensures you don’t have to pause your career to accelerate it.

No. The Broad Executive MBA at Michigan State University does not require the GMAT or GRE. Admissions decisions focus on your professional experience, leadership potential, academic history, and quantitative skills. Most applicants demonstrate readiness through work experience and past coursework, therefore no test scores or waivers are needed. This test-optional policy supports experienced professionals ready to advance without standardized exams.

No. The Broad Executive MBA program offers multiple options to fit your lifestyle without requiring relocation. You can attend classes in Troy or East Lansing, or choose the Professional Online option launching in Fall 2026. This lets you continue living and working where you are while advancing your career.

Yes. The Broad Executive MBA at Michigan State University is consistently ranked among the top Part-Time and Executive MBA programs nationally. According to the 2024 Financial Times, it ranks No. 9 among U.S. public programs and No. 22 overall in the United States. The program is widely respected by employers and peers for its leadership development and career impact. Alumni report a 47% average salary increase and benefit from a strong, active Spartan network that supports long-term professional growth.