One-Year MBA

Student Profiles

To help you decide if the LeBow One-Year MBA is the right program for you, we asked several former students to share with us their thoughts about the program.

“The Drexel One-Year MBA enhanced my overall business skills from work ethic to core competencies. The accelerated time frame required me to push myself and take risks, and now I am more confident to tackle any challenge.”
Megan Malanga
Research Analyst, Ryan Beck
One-Year MBA Class of 2004

“Numerous team presentations and case studies enabled me to learn from both my professors and fellow students, which increased the overall value of the One-Year MBA experience.”
Ryan Mastil
Assistant Vice President Business Banking, Citizens Bank
One-Year MBA Class of 2004

“The supportive faculty, challenging curriculum, diversity of class, and the real-world experiences made the Drexel One-Year MBA program that enriched my life both professionally as well as personally.”
Ross Fox
Supply Chain Analyst, IBM
One-Year MBA Class of 2004

“My experience in Drexel's One-Year MBA program has been exhausting yet invigorating, competitive yet supportive -- these seemingly contradictory sentiments have been inspired by the school's remarkable faculty, and the lasting friendships I've formed with my classmates. I never imagined I'd gain so much in just 12 months.”
Boris Paisley
Global Product Manager, Sunbeam Appliance
One-Year MBA Class of 2003

“Deciding to pursue LeBow's One-Year MBA program was one of the best choices I've ever made. The courses, group work and lectures gave me the tools I needed to be successful and confident in re-joining the workforce. The MBA Career Services Office helped me to focus on the right companies for me and ultimately led me to the new job which I started two days after graduation!”
Erin Naumowicz
Training Manager, Microsoft
One-Year MBA Class of 2003

Current Student Profile

• GMAT: 622
• GPA: 3.3
• Work Experience: 7.9 Years
• Age: 31

Current Undergraduate Majors

• Business: 44%
• Engineering: 19%
• Liberal Arts: 30%
• Science: 7%