MBA ETA Programs
Schools
Stanford GSB
Where the model was described in 1984, and where the returns study still comes from.
Harvard Business School
The most concrete money here, aimed at the self-funded path rather than at a raise.
Chicago Booth
Runs the largest gathering in the space with Kellogg, and points its students there.
Kellogg
A course, a funded track and a shared conference, taught and led by the same people.
Wharton
The deepest classroom offering: three catalogued courses, an incubator and workshops.
Dartmouth Tuck
A school building the pieces in order: speaker series, then club, then a named role.
MIT Sloan
Club and summit rather than a classroom: the offer here is the room, not a syllabus.
WashU Olin
A family-enterprise centre built the club, so the framing is succession rather than search.
Duke Fuqua
The newest classroom entry: the course runs as an independent study, not an elective.
Columbia Business School
Club-led rather than course-led: panels, workshops, and introductions to investors.
NYU Stern
Investor-facing by design, with the Berkley Center carrying the wider ETA material.
Yale SOM
Club-led, weighted toward the practitioners a searcher needs over the coursework.