About
The GW School of Business (GWSB) prepares students for professional management and business careers. The depth and variety of its academic and professional programs provide rich opportunities for undergraduate students. Its academic mission is to deliver an outstanding education, advance knowledge, and provide practical experience in diverse organizational settings, leveraging the unique advantages of our location in the Washington, D.C., area to enhance the capacity of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the business community to be productive and principled members of society.
At GWSB, our mission is to create and care for the physical environment that enables our students, faculty, and staff to achieve excellence. Below is the list of the facilities we have onsite for our students.
- The F. David Fowler Career Center
- GWSB Graduate Programs Academic Advising
- Global & Experiential Education
Find more resources on campus here.
GWSB Undergraduate Programs offers students the opportunity to expand their involvement beyond the classroom. Our office provides students with many avenues for engagement. From student organizations and unique leadership opportunities to business-focused programming, we provide a well-rounded and supportive environment. Please review all our undergraduate programs and meet the undergraduate programs team here.
The college search process is an exciting and often stressful time. In order to ensure the best experience possible, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions is committed to providing the highest level of service to students and their families as well as to our college counseling colleagues. Our work is guided by the ethical standards of our professional organization, the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC).
We are committed to recruiting and enrolling students who are academically strong, talented, diverse, and passionate about putting knowledge into action. We conduct holistic reviews of applications because no single metric can provide a full picture of the individual achievements, academic preparedness, personal qualities, and unique experiences of a student. We are also deeply committed to providing access and opportunities to underserved students, their families, and the schools and organizations that support them.
As a part of the GW School of Business (GWSB) strategic planning initiative, The F. David Fowler Career Center supports all GWSB students and alumni in developing career management skills and building partnerships among students, alumni, employers and faculty, resulting in lifelong learning and rewarding and fulfilling careers.
Our unique platform, based on experiential learning, incorporates programs and coaching centered around industry mentors and advisors. Our team of career coaches, employer relations consultants, and program managers come from the corporate world and understand the employment landscape through a lens of lifetime work experience. The well-crafted seven-step Career Action plan ensures that every student who engages with our career center has a clear path to the service and programs we provide and the outcomes we are working towards.
Our unique Careers360 program, is a community of industry practices, a collection of co-curricular cohorts, focusing on experiential learning as a method of career exploration. We combine academic experiences with industry mentors, pro bono projects and career coaches, to prepare our students for internships and full-time roles after graduation and to assist in the beginnings of a career-defining network.
The Fowler Career Center has unveiled its fourth Careers360 platform to join the growing Community of Practices. The no-credit, career-enhancing program includes cohorts interested in Security Technology Transition, Consulting, Finance and the most recent addition, Marketing. The program incorporates one-on-one coaching, mentorship
with industry specialists, career strategy guidance, case studies, and mock interviews. It also includes work on a student-led team assigned to a project for a real client.
Our signature Career Week brings representatives from more than a hundred companies to the school for face-to-face and online meetings and presentations. As well as standard business school industries, the weeklong program of activities spotlights careers with impact and workplaces with diversity, social responsibility and sustainability.
Alumni support to our career center provides critical underpinning for the plethora of industry roundtables, business case competitions, career treks, and networking opportunities. In the past 12 months, Alumni events have been held in Washington, D.C., New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin, TX and London, bringing together graduates from different corners of the globe to deepen their connection to GW. Through shared experiences, insightful discussions, and meaningful networking opportunities, alumni and the school have reinforced this bond to kindle a collective spirit of collaboration and inspiration to support our students.
You can explore more information here.
About
The GW School of Business (GWSB) prepares students for professional management and business careers. The depth and variety of its academic and professional programs provide rich opportunities for undergraduate students. Its academic mission is to deliver an outstanding education, advance knowledge, and provide practical experience in diverse organizational settings, leveraging the unique advantages of our location in the Washington, D.C., area to enhance the capacity of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the business community to be productive and principled members of society.
At GWSB, our mission is to create and care for the physical environment that enables our students, faculty, and staff to achieve excellence. Below is the list of the facilities we have onsite for our students.
- The F. David Fowler Career Center
- GWSB Graduate Programs Academic Advising
- Global & Experiential Education
Find more resources on campus here.
GWSB Undergraduate Programs offers students the opportunity to expand their involvement beyond the classroom. Our office provides students with many avenues for engagement. From student organizations and unique leadership opportunities to business-focused programming, we provide a well-rounded and supportive environment. Please review all our undergraduate programs and meet the undergraduate programs team here.
The college search process is an exciting and often stressful time. In order to ensure the best experience possible, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions is committed to providing the highest level of service to students and their families as well as to our college counseling colleagues. Our work is guided by the ethical standards of our professional organization, the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC).
We are committed to recruiting and enrolling students who are academically strong, talented, diverse, and passionate about putting knowledge into action. We conduct holistic reviews of applications because no single metric can provide a full picture of the individual achievements, academic preparedness, personal qualities, and unique experiences of a student. We are also deeply committed to providing access and opportunities to underserved students, their families, and the schools and organizations that support them.
As a part of the GW School of Business (GWSB) strategic planning initiative, The F. David Fowler Career Center supports all GWSB students and alumni in developing career management skills and building partnerships among students, alumni, employers and faculty, resulting in lifelong learning and rewarding and fulfilling careers.
Our unique platform, based on experiential learning, incorporates programs and coaching centered around industry mentors and advisors. Our team of career coaches, employer relations consultants, and program managers come from the corporate world and understand the employment landscape through a lens of lifetime work experience. The well-crafted seven-step Career Action plan ensures that every student who engages with our career center has a clear path to the service and programs we provide and the outcomes we are working towards.
Our unique Careers360 program, is a community of industry practices, a collection of co-curricular cohorts, focusing on experiential learning as a method of career exploration. We combine academic experiences with industry mentors, pro bono projects and career coaches, to prepare our students for internships and full-time roles after graduation and to assist in the beginnings of a career-defining network.
The Fowler Career Center has unveiled its fourth Careers360 platform to join the growing Community of Practices. The no-credit, career-enhancing program includes cohorts interested in Security Technology Transition, Consulting, Finance and the most recent addition, Marketing. The program incorporates one-on-one coaching, mentorship
with industry specialists, career strategy guidance, case studies, and mock interviews. It also includes work on a student-led team assigned to a project for a real client.
Our signature Career Week brings representatives from more than a hundred companies to the school for face-to-face and online meetings and presentations. As well as standard business school industries, the weeklong program of activities spotlights careers with impact and workplaces with diversity, social responsibility and sustainability.
Alumni support to our career center provides critical underpinning for the plethora of industry roundtables, business case competitions, career treks, and networking opportunities. In the past 12 months, Alumni events have been held in Washington, D.C., New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin, TX and London, bringing together graduates from different corners of the globe to deepen their connection to GW. Through shared experiences, insightful discussions, and meaningful networking opportunities, alumni and the school have reinforced this bond to kindle a collective spirit of collaboration and inspiration to support our students.
You can explore more information here.
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