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A member of the Claremont Colleges

Claremont, CA U.S.A April 2015

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City of Claremont Ranked #5 in the nation for “Best places to live” by Money Magazine

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• 12 miles (19 km) to Mt. Baldy

(highest peak in Southern CA – great for skiing)

• 34 miles (54 km) from

Downtown Los Angeles

• 42 miles (68 km) to Newport

Beach (great for surfing)

• 28 miles (45 km) to

Disneyland

• 4 hours to Las Vegas (driving)
• 2 hours to San Diego &

Mexico (driving)

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Claremont Colleges (5 C’s) 2015 US News & World Report National Liberal Arts Colleges rankings:

• Pomona College: #5
• Claremont McKenna College: #8
• Harvey Mudd College: #15
• Scripps College: #24
• Pitzer College: #35

Claremont Graduate University 2015 US News & World Report Graduate School rankings:

• Drucker School of Management: #87
• Institute of Mathematical Sciences: #73

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Other notable rankings:

• Financial Engineering is Ranked Top 25

schools from QuantNet

• Entrepreneur Magazine and Princeton

Review ranked the Drucker School in the top 20 for sustainable business' education

• Princeton Review named the Drucker

School a top 15 program in general management

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• Founded in 1925
• Over 2,000 students enrolled
• Over 55 countries represented across programs
• About 51% of graduate students are women
• World-class faculty
• Interdisciplinary approach to learning
• Intimate research intensive learning environment
• Nation’s only school dedicated entirely to graduate students

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About Peter Drucker Claremont Graduate University’s Drucker School of Management is built on the philosophy of Peter F. Drucker, a former faculty member and one of the greatest thought leaders in business history. Drucker radically expanded the concept of management to include a focus on how businesses operate morally and ethically. The result: his groundbreaking work transformed modern management. The Drucker School evolved from his vision, and his influence is woven throughout nearly every aspect of what we do, how we teach, and how we shape our students’ perspectives. From his first day on campus until his last class in 2002, he was a living, breathing exemplar of the values that we honor today, tomorrow, and into the future.

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Drucker School of Management

• MS Financial Engineering
• MBA

Center for Information Systems & Technology

• MS Information Systems & Technology

Community & Global Health

• MPH (Master of Public Health)

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Program Units Duration Total cost of Tuition

(based on 2015-16 rates)

Intake Dates MS Financial Engineering 48 1.5 years $86,064 Fall MBA 60 2 years $107,580 Fall/Spring/Summer MS Information Systems & Technology 36 1.5 years $64,548 Fall/Spring/Summer MPH (Community & Global Health) 48 2 years $86,064 Fall MBA/MPH dual degree 96 3 years $172,128 Fall/Spring/Summer MBA/MSIS dual degree 84 2.5 years $150,000 Fall/Spring/Summer

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TOEFL or IELTS scores are required of all applicants whose native language is not English and who do not hold an undergraduate or advanced degree from an institution, in the U.S. or abroad, where English is the language of instruction. Scores must be sent to CGU directly by the testing agency. Scores older than two years are not accepted.

• A minimum TOEFL score of 85 iBT is required, with required section

minimums of no less than: – Writing 22, Speaking 17, Reading 20, Listening 17

• A minimum IELTS score of 6.5 is necessary for admission.
• Admitted students who score at or below 100 iBT on the TOEFL, or below 7.5
• n the IELTS, will be required to enroll in the in the International Fellows (IF) or

Foundations in Graduate Writing and Presenting (FGWP) course or the Graduate Writing Course (GWC).

CG CGU A U App ppli lica cation tion Pr Process

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1. Application Form 2. Application Fee $80.00 (non-refundable) 3. Official Transcripts from every institution previously attended 4. GRE or GMAT score

– GMAT (GMAC code DZK-QS-02) – GRE (code for CGU is 4053) – Finance department code is 4102

5. Resume 6. Two (2) letters of recommendation 7. Personal Statement (3-5 pages) 8. TOEFL or IELTS score (International students) 9. Interview (phone, skype, or in person)

Coordinate with university for specific program(s) admission requirements

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Internships

• The Office of Career Management works closely with students

to help prepare them for their internship searches.

• Internships can be non-credit or taken as a field study which

can apply towards the elective requirements.

• In most cases, international students are required by the U.S.

government to take internships for credit as part of their practical training.

Pla lacem cemen ent & Ca t & Caree reer Ser r Services vices

• Dedicated Career Services assisting students with their internship

and job search and professional development.

• In most cases, international students are required by the U.S.

government to take internships for credit as part of their practical training.

• Graduates from the program have secured employment with the

following companies/organizations:

CG CGU A U Acc ccredita reditation tions

WASC

Claremont Graduate University is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and holds the prestigious classification of Doctoral Research University – Extensive, granted by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

AACSB

The Drucker School is fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools

• f Business (AACSB). The AACSB is a not-for-profit corporation of educational

institutions, corporations, and other organizations devoted to the promotion and improvement of higher education in business administration and management. CEPH The School of Community & Global Health is fully accredited by The Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH). CEPH is an independent agency recognized by the US Department of Education to accredit schools of public health and public health programs

• ffered in settings other than schools of public health

Qu Questions? estions?

Claremont Graduate University

Office of University Admissions April 2015

TH THANK ANK YOU OU

Edlyn Delano Assistant Director, Office of Admissions P: (909) 607-9785 E: edlyn.delano@cgu.edu www.cgu.edu

The Graduate University of The Claremont Colleges