MBA ETA Programs

Stanford GSB

Where the model began, and the study.

Harvard Business School

The clearest money for self-funded search.

Chicago Booth

Co-hosts a conference with Kellogg.

Kellogg

A course, a funded track, a conference.

Wharton

A $50,000 fellowship and an incubator.

Dartmouth Tuck

Built its program one piece at a time.

MIT Sloan

A club and a summit, not a syllabus.

Columbia Business School

Club-led, with investor introductions.

NYU Stern

Investor-facing, and it teaches sellers.

Yale SOM

Four ETA courses and a library of cases.

UVA Darden

Three courses and a named fellows program.

Michigan Ross

An elective, a club, and a funded track.

Duke Fuqua

The course runs as an independent study.

UT Austin McCombs

A practicum taught with a working buyer.

Carnegie Mellon Tepper

An MBA track option built around ETA.

UCLA Anderson

Hosts the SoCal ETA conference.

USC Marshall

An elective taught by a former searcher.

Indiana Kelley

One elective, inside the finance faculty.

Berkeley Haas

A finance-side course and its own club.

Rice Jones

An acquisitions lab and alumni money.

Georgetown McDonough

An ETA club its own hub omits.