The Wharton MBA program is a full-time, two-year, graduate-level program designed to equip students with essential business skills and concepts. The curriculum requires completion of 19 course units (CUs), with flexibility to take up to four CUs outside of Wharton at approved Penn academic programs. Students typically register for four academic terms, spanning fall and spring semesters over two years.
The MBA curriculum is structured around a core curriculum, majors, and electives. Students work with academic advisors to plan their course of study to meet their specific academic and career goals. The program allows for specialization through majors and further exploration via electives and courses from other Penn schools.
Tuition and fee charges are subject to approval by the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania and may change without notice. The General Fee and Clinical Fee are additional mandatory fees.
The Wharton MBA program is a full-time, two-year graduate-level program. Students typically register for four academic terms over two years.
The estimated tuition for the degree, based on 12 course units (CUs), is $83,304. Tuition is charged per course unit, and the estimated rate for Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 is $41,652 per term for 6 CUs.
The curriculum requires the completion of 19 course units (CUs). Students have the flexibility to take up to four CUs outside of Wharton at approved Penn academic programs.
Yes, the MBA curriculum is structured around a core curriculum, majors, and electives, allowing for specialization through majors. There are 22 available MBA majors.
Prospective students should apply directly to the Wharton MBA program. All inquiries should be directed to the specific program of interest as graduate programs have separate admissions processes.