Our commitment to recruiting high-potential, talented MBA candidates is supported by our long-standing relationships with nationally recognized partner organizations.
The Tepper School is one of a few top 20 business schools that partner with all of the leading MBA partner organizations. These organizations provide a wide variety of resources to aid you in your MBA journey such as application preparation, networking, career preparation, and job boards. These partner organizations are open to all who meet the criteria, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or other demographic identity.
The Tepper School is one of 25 business schools partnering with The Consortium, an organization that enhances diversity throughout management education. Through The Consortium, applicants can apply to multiple MBA programs through just one application, saving time associated with the admissions process. The Consortium programs are open to all who meet the criteria, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or other demographic identity.
Admissions Staff Liaison: Tre Coles & Tony Gomez
Partnering with 61 business schools, Forté is committed to advancing women in business by providing students with professional development, networking opportunities, and fellowships, like the Tepper School Forté Fellowship, which is open to all Tepper students. Forté’s MBA Launch is a 10-month program that pairs students seeking an MBA with a support network and provides a structured roadmap for applying to business schools. Forté programs are open to all who meet the criteria, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or other demographic identity.
Admissions Staff Liaison: Kate Emory
The Tepper School is highly ranked among Military MBA’s top 50 business schools for veterans. Working with 26 member schools, Military MBA provides MBA research and application assistance, professional development, and scholarships for U.S. military. Tepper MBAs with military backgrounds make strong transitions into the civilian workforce, based in part upon the structure, leadership opportunities, and rigorous caliber of our program. Military MBA programs are open to all who meet the criteria, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or other demographic identity.
Admissions Staff Liaison: Jackie Otto
Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT) partners with the top 35 business schools as a national advocate for career development of African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans in business. MLT's MBA Prep program provides personalized guidance for the MBA application as a way to maximize your business school experience. MLT programs are open to all who meet the criteria, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or other demographic identity.
Admissions Staff Liaison: Tre Coles & Tony Gomez
Reaching Out MBA (ROMBA) is an organization dedicated to educating, inspiring and connecting business students to impact change in the classroom and workplace. ROMBA provides programming (including the annual conference!), mentoring and LGBTQ+ leadership opportunities, some of which are to be developed specifically for their Fellows. ROMBA programs are open to all who meet the criteria, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or other demographic identity.
Admissions Staff Liaison: Tony Gomez