North America Admissions Events

Information Sessions  |  Road Shows  |  Online Chats

You can learn more about the Executive MBA Program and the North American campus at several different events in Chicago, as well as many other cities across the country. You are also invited to attend the numerous online chats and information sessions that are available.

• Information Sessions - These events, held in Chicago, are a wonderful opportunity for interested candidates to learn more about the program, interact with program staff, and meet Executive MBA alumni and current students. They include a reception with refreshments and hors d'ouevres and a formal presentation featuring testimonials from current students, alumni, and Chicago Booth faculty.

• Chicago Booth Road Shows - These events are held in different cities across the country and are hosted jointly with the Evening MBA and Weekend MBA Programs. Interested candidates will learn more about all MBA programs offered at Chicago Booth in addition to having an opportunity to meet Booth alumni and current students. Please note - all Road Shows are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. local time unless otherwise noted. 

• Online Chats - Our online chats are designed for you to get your specific questions answered on different topics surrounding the Executive MBA Program. Depending on the topic you will have an opportunity to interact with staff, current students, and/or alumni of the program. There is no pre-registration required. You may join the chat room up to 30 minutes before the scheduled start time. Visit the Chat Center.

• Online Information Sessions - Our online information sessions provide an opportunity for those who are unable to attend one of the on-campus information sessions a chance to learn more about the program from a member of the admission staff.

• Diversity Events - Ideas are at the center of the Chicago Booth culture, and we believe that great ideas have many different fingerprints. It is necessary to have students with diverse backgrounds and multiple perspectives in order to arrive at the best ideas. It is this philosophy that has facilitated our long-standing commitment to diversity. This is why we were the first university to grant an MBA to a woman and the first university to award an MBA to an African-American student. Diversity is essential if we want to create an environment where we can continue to generate and refine ideas that truly impact the world we live in.

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