Utah’s Professional MBA

Ranked #1 Part-Time MBA in Utah by US News and World Report

Every student’s financial outcomes are different, but we created this calculator to give you an idea of what your return on investment could look like. Please keep in mind that these calculations are specific to our Professional MBA program. We hope this gives you an idea of the potential impact this degree could have on your career and lifetime earnings.

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Personal Info

MBA Starting Year: MBA Starting Age: Number of Years in School:

Salary

Pre-MBA Salary: Signing Bonus: Post-MBA Salary: Expected Salary Increase % w/o MBA*: Expected Salary Increase % w/MBA**:

Costs

Total Tuition and Fees: Scholarship: Loans: Paid w/Own Savings:

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Salary Less than $85,525: Salary Less Than $163,000: Salary Less Than $207,350: Salary Greater Than $207,350:

Loans

Interest Rate %: Length (Months): Expected # of Months to Pay Off:

Assumptions:

*3.0% yearly salary increase for those without an MBA according to 2021 – 2022 WorldatWork Salary Budget Survey
**6.0% expected salary increase for part-time MBA graduates according to Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC) Alumni Perspectives Survey Report

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Utah’s Professional MBA: A Night in the Life

What Our Students Say

“To say that my MBA has profoundly impacted my life would be an understatement. I’ve made friendships that will last my lifetime, I’ve grown in ways I never expected, and I was able to negotiate a 30% raise. No amount of words could express my gratitude for my educational experience at the David Eccles School of Business.”

Kristin Dahlin, Professional MBA Alum

“This program has brought me so much joy, both in the knowledge I’ve acquired and the people I have met. I’ve learned the power of a good network and in building relationships with my cohort. It has been eye-opening and inspiring. Before I began the program, someone told me that an MBA teaches you how to think differently; I couldn’t agree more.”