Lee Business School | Executive MBA

Executive MBA

The Executive MBA program is designed for experienced professionals who want to compete for top management positions by acquiring an integrated understanding of business and the strategic perspective necessary to lead.

Classes begin in June each year and are generally every other Friday and Saturday. Taught by accomplished faculty, small cohorts of students complete a rigorous and relevant curriculum in just 18 months by immersing themselves in a highly interactive experience that culminates with an international seminar where students witness global business first-hand.

In December 2012, we reached a milestone with our 10th cohort's graduation.  Cohort 10 is comprised of a talented group of professionals and is an excellent example of the high caliber of our EMBA alumni.  Our current class of students, Cohort 11, is our largest and most diverse group to date.  As with all of our classes, Cohort 11 has formed a tight bond that extends far beyond a typical professional network.  Our alumni are people with great stories who have risen to significant positions throughout the Las Vegas valley and continue to participate in the program through the EMBA Alumni Association.  Many alumni, along with other prominent members of the community, serve as guest speakers in the program, providing students with their insights and offering the opportunity to network with some of Las Vegas' leading business people.

At $42,000 (which includes course materials, breakfast and lunch on class days, parking permit fees, graduation fees and the international seminar) the program is an exceptionally good value. Financial aid is available for qualified individuals. If you have an undergraduate degree and a record of five or more years of work experience at increasingly higher levels of decision-making, we'd love to speak with you. The Application and Admissions process is easy and the decision will change your life. Request more information or call us at 702-895-2628.

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