MBA scholarship established by 13MBA graduating class as their class gift.

The flexibility of these unrestricted gifts provide opportunities for our students to take full advantage of innovative programs, education, and scholarships that maximize their experience here.

The Michael H. Lee Scholarship Endowment was established in 1994 by the MBA Class of 1994 and the Evening MBA Class of 1995 for a scholarship at Goizueta Business School in memory of classmate Michael H. Lee.

Gifts to need and merit-based scholarships are among the most important to the academic life on campus, as they make it possible for us to attract students from the widest possible range of experiences and backgrounds. Gifts to scholarships allow standout applicants to achieve their highest potential.

BBA Scholarship established in 2003 by Dr. Maxwell C. Cheung and Rose Cheung as a memorial to their son Ryan D. Cheung 98BBA.

This endowed scholarship is awarded each year to a BBA from the Tri-State (NY, NJ, PA) area in memory of Daniel DeSevo, 97C. This award is based on merit, leadership, and financial need.

To meet these challenges, Goizueta Business School has created The Scholarship of Excellence, an endowed fund which will maximize our ability to compete for the most talented MBA candidates. We invite you to partner with us to uphold our longstanding commitment to diversity of thought, experience, and talent. Your gift will help make us stronger and shape the future of business.

BBA scholarship established by BBA alumni class of 1980.

The ENGAGE Scholarship provides support of MBA students who have demonstrated interest in the professional and personal development of women in business.

BBA scholarship with Need-based preference.

This scholarship was established by the Weekend Executive MBA Class of 2005 and provides scholarship support for a nonprofit leader seeking an executive MBA at Goizueta Business School. Preference given to a student who comes from a background of Education Administration, Government, Community Service Organization, Entrepreneurship, or Unique International Experiences.

MBA Scholarship with preference to international students.

Established by the Executive Women of Goizueta and awarded to outstanding women in the Executive MBA program.

Funded through gifts of many alumni, this endowment funds a BBA scholarship to be awarded to a student recognized as a Goizueta Scholar.

Gifts to the BBA Program Office will be used at the discretion of the BBA Program to support an initiative or program they have set as a priority such as trek events and the career management center.

Gifts to the MBA Program Office will be used at the discretion of the MBA Program to support an initiative or program they have set as a priority such as international travel and the career management center.

Gifts to the EvMBA Program Fund will be used at the discretion of the EvMBA Program to support an initiative or program they have set as a priority.

Gifts to the EMBA Program Fund will be used at the discretion of the EMBA Program to support an initiative or program they have set as a priority.

Gifts to the MSBA Program Office will be used at the discretion of the MSBA Program to support an initiative or program they have set as a priority.

Gifts to the PhD Program Fund will be used at the discretion of the PhD Program to support an initiative or program they have set as a priority.

Gifts to the Start:ME program aid promising micro-entrepreneurs in marginalized metro Atlanta communities with business training, mentorship support, and early-stage financing.

Gifts to Grounds for Empowerment help provide promising women specialty coffee growers from Latin America the business know-how and market connections to reach their full economic potential.

Gifts to SE@G go towards the program's mission to increase prosperity and reduce poverty in those places where markets are currently ineffective.

Gifts to the BBA EIIG support BBA student efforts to close the micro-business gap through short-term debt investments to entrepreneurs in the Atlanta community.

Gifts to the Real Estate Initiative aid in the expansion of co-curricular offerings for students such as managing active funds through real estate and private equity initiatives.

Gifts to the Entrepreneurship Initiative go towards developing and supporting entrepreneurial aspirations by enhancing entrepreneurial and entrepreneurial thinking, through educational content, intellectual engagement, co-curricular initiatives, and infrastructure.

Gifts to the MBA EIIG support MBA student efforts to close the micro-business gap through short-term debt investments to entrepreneurs in the Atlanta community.