Kellogg Part-Time MBA Program

• About the Part-Time MBA Program
  • Evening Program
  • Saturday Program
  • Part-Time Program Flexibility
  • Class Profile
  • By the Numbers
  • Facilities
• Why a Kellogg MBA?
• Academics
• Learning Experience
• Student Experience
• Career Resources
• Applying
• Directions to the Campus

Complete the program at your own pace. 

Excel in your career or launch a brand-new one by taking courses in 18 fields of study.

Graduate with one major or several.

Part-Time MBA students at Kellogg choose from the evening option or the Saturday option. Here’s a guide to help you choose the right program for you. 

The Evening MBA Program

• Ideal if you live in the Chicago area (including areas of Wisconsin and Indiana) 
• You may start classes in any quarter (fall, winter, spring, or summer) 
• You can take up to three courses per quarter 
• These classes meet on weekday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 
• You can complete the program in 2 - 5 years; the average time to complete is 3 years
• You can take courses offered on Saturdays
• You will choose from the 18 majors

The Saturday MBA Program

• Ideal if you live in the Chicago area and travel extensively during the week or if you live outside the Chicago area 
• Your classes start in June - the summer quarter 
• You can take up to three courses per quarter 
• The classes meet on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to noon and 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. 
• You will start the program in a cohort - taking the core curriculum in your first year
• You will take your electives in the second and third years
• You can complete the program in 2-5 years; the average time to complete is 3 years
• You will choose from the 7 majors
• You may take evening classes that are not included in the Saturday program course structure, leading to additional options for majors

All students may:

• Take quarters off from school for personal or professional reasons
• Transfer up to four recent MBA courses into the program (pending approval of the dean)
• Complete their last four classes with another MBA program after approval by the dean (if relocated), while still earning the MBA from the Kellogg School of Management
• Take any class offered in the evening or on Saturday, or even formally switch/transfer from one program to the other