Wharton Business School provides a broad range of fellowships
opportunities for a number of exceptional students thanks to the
generosity of individuals, corporate and foundation donors, and the
Wharton School.
All admitted students are considered for Wharton Fellowship support
based on the application for admission. Criteria for fellowship
selection includes unique personal qualities and background, academic
achievement, exceptional professional development, and community
involvement.
> Awards are offered in the Admission and Financial Aid
letter.
> Fellowships are two-year awards, split equally over four semesters
for a typical MBA student.
> The Wharton Fellowship Committee does not offer reconsideration of
fellowship support.
The information below is a select list of special fellowships
available at Wharton.
> Joseph Wharton Fellowships
Joseph Wharton Fellowships are named in honor of Joseph Wharton, the
founder of the Wharton School. These fellowships are awarded to students
with outstanding records of academic, personal, and professional
achievements.
> Howard E. Mitchell Fellowships
Established in 1992, in honor of former Wharton professor Howard E.
Mitchell, WG ’51, this fellowship is awarded to traditionally
underrepresented domestic populations, specifically Black/African
American, Latino/Hispanic, Native American/American Indian or Alaskan
Native, and Native Hawaiian/Asian Pacific Islander to provide financial
support to graduate students of color, based on proven leadership,
academic excellence, work experience, and/or demonstrated commitment to
empowering traditionally underrepresented groups. Each year, a cohort of
students receives full tuition, engages in leadership programming, and
joins a large network of other Mitchell Fellows and alumni.
> Emerging Economy Fellowships:
Emerging Economy Fellowships are offered to support students from
emerging economies throughout the world.
> Forté Fellowships
Forte Fellowships are awarded each year to outstanding female students
who demonstrate exemplary leadership academically, professionally or
creatively, as well as a proven commitment to the empowerment of women
in education or the workplace.
> Social Impact Fellowships
Social Impact Fellowships are offered to students with demonstrated
leadership in the public and/or not-for-profit sectors.
> Corporate and Foundation Fellowships
The following select list of corporations and foundations are
fellowship supporters of named Wharton MBA fellowships:
Field of study:
Masters in Business Administration (MBA)
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