Tepper’s campus is part of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. In 2018, the school opened a new $201 million, 315,000 square-foot building for the Tepper School. The campus is spread over lush parkland in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood. It’s an urban campus with a rural feel where students can immerse themselves in their studies.

Tepper offers two MBA programs. The Full-Time MBA is a 24-month, STEM-designated program for early-career professionals. The Part-Time MBA is a flexible, hybrid format MBA designed for working professionals that can be finished in 24-32 months.

Tepper School of Business is accredited by AACSB. The AACSB International (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.

Tepper offers several MBA scholarships. This includes the Tepper MBA Scholarship (awarded based on the strength of the candidate’s application), the Tepper Part-Time MBA Employer Matching Scholarship ( awarded on merit to part-time MBA students), and the Tepper School Forté Scholarship (awarded to exceptional female candidates).

As part of the MBA program, students participate in the Management Game. The Management Game is an applied strategic management and general management exercise where teams of students operate computer simulated companies for 3 years. Student groups act as the executive committee of a multinational manufacturing company. They compete with each other as they add value to their companies. The highly unstructured nature of the class makes it invaluable for students preparing to enter the job market as skilled leaders. Carnegie Mellon was the first university to adopt this method of learning in 1958. Since then, It has been adopted by many other business schools as an effective business simulation model.