Frequently Asked Questions

Click on the “Apply Now” button on the program webpage. Admissions are done on a rolling basis, so the earlier you submit your application the better.

It is best to apply at least three to six months in advance of the program date you wish to attend.

No, there is no fee to apply to general open-enrollment programs. The Advanced Management Program requires a $15,000 deposit 60 days prior to the program to reserve your seat. The General Management Program and the Advanced Finance Program each require a $15,000 deposit within 30 days of program acceptance.

Admissions requirements vary by program and the “Who Should Attend” section on each program page will give you a clear idea of who is right for each program. Generally, Wharton Executive Education welcomes mid-level to senior-level executives who have distinguished themselves professionally.

Our Comprehensive Executive Programs require a nomination letter or letter of reference.

Once you submit your application, you will get a response within 5 to 7 business days notifying you of whether or not you have been accepted or if additional information is required.

You can contact Wharton Client Relations at +1.215.898.1776 or execed@wharton.upenn.edu to inquire about the status of your application.

Yes. However, we encourage you to schedule a personalized consultation with a member of our Client Relations Team to discuss your particular situation and help select a program that can best meet your professional goals. A Client Relations team member can be reached at:

+1.800.255.3932 (U.S. or Canada)
 +1.215.898.1776 (worldwide)
 execed@wharton.upenn.edu

Yes. Companies often send more than one executive to an open-enrollment program or programs. If you are interested in attending a Wharton program with your colleagues or would like to discuss sending multiple executives to Wharton, please visit our Group Enrollment page for more information.

Our Wharton LIVE Online Programs are offered online in a synchronous format. The majority of our on-campus Programs for Individuals take place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at the Steinberg Conference Center located on the University of Pennsylvania campus. We also offer programs at Wharton San Francisco and the Penn Wharton China Center in Beijing, China.

The majority of our programs are generally less than a week and consist of a mix of classroom lectures, experiential learning, and peer-to-peer learning.

Class size varies but generally is between 25 to 50 participants.

Recommended attire is business casual.

Yes. The Wharton MBA for Executives is offered in San Francisco and Philadelphia. Visit the Wharton EMBA site »

Yes, we do. Please visit our Wharton LIVE and Wharton Online program pages to see a complete list of offerings.

No. Wharton Executive Education programs are not eligible for college credits.

A few of our programs offer CE credits. Please contact Wharton Client Relations at +1.215.898.1776 or execed@wharton.upenn.edu.to find out whether or not the program you are considering is eligible for CE credit.

Yes, if you previously attended a Wharton Executive Education program, please contact Wharton Client Relations at +1.215.898.1776 or execed@wharton.upenn.edu to request a replacement certificate. The cost is as follows:

• $15 for an electronic replacement
• $25 for a paper replacement that will be shipped via UPS or FedEx
• $40 for both an electronic and a paper replacement

Yes. Wharton Executive Education offers Custom Programs for Organizations as well as blended programs that may include both in-class and online learning.

Yes. All Wharton/Penn alumni are eligible to receive a 25% discount to attend certain Wharton Executive Education programs. Also, Wharton MBA and EMBA graduates from the Class of 2010 and subsequent years are eligible to attend one Executive Education open-enrollment program at no charge every seven years under the Lifelong Learning benefit. Contact Wharton Client Relations for more details.

Please contact Client Relations (+1.215.898.1776 or execed@wharton.upenn.edu) for more information.

Yes, but depending on the class content and professor, you may be asked to refrain from using the laptop during certain sessions.

If you are traveling to Wharton from outside the United States, you may need a visa.

Before selecting a program date, please read the new Visa, Passport, and International Travel Information below. This will help you plan time to apply for any updated documents you need to ensure smooth travel during your visit to the United States.

As a result of increased security measures, travel to the United States has changed for many visitors coming from overseas. To help you prepare for your trip to Wharton, please:

• Establish whether the country from which you are traveling participates in the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). There are less-restrictive US policies that apply specifically and only to these countries. The US Department of State maintains a complete list of eligible VWP countries and guidelines.
• If you are traveling from a country that is not a member of the VWP, you’ll want to review this information on non-immigrant visas.
• In general, it is best to check with the US Embassy in your own city and/or country to make sure you have all the information and documents you need. This list of all US Embassies can be a starting point for identifying your contact.
• From any point of origin, always begin the process of preparing to come to the US as early as you can; if possible, a six-month lead time is ideal.

If you have any questions at all, please contact Wharton Client Relations at +1.215.898.1776 (phone), +1.215.898.2064 (fax), or execed@wharton.upenn.edu (e-mail).

This will help you plan time to apply for any updated documents you need to ensure smooth travel during your visit to the United States.

As a result of increased security measures, travel to the United States has changed for many visitors coming from overseas. To help you prepare for your trip to Wharton, please:

• Establish whether the country from which you are traveling participates in the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). There are less-restrictive US policies that apply specifically and only to these countries. The US Department of State maintains a complete list of eligible VWP countries and guidelines.
• If you are traveling from a country that is not a member of the VWP, you’ll want to review this information on non-immigrant visas.
• In general, it is best to check with the US Embassy in your own city and/or country to make sure you have all the information and documents you need. This list of all US Embassies can be a starting point for identifying your contact.
• From any point of origin, always begin the process of preparing to come to the US as early as you can; if possible, a six-month lead time is ideal.

If you have any questions at all, please contact Wharton Client Relations at +1.215.898.1776 (phone), +1.215.898.2064 (fax), or execed@wharton.upenn.edu (e-mail).

Fees for most programs includes accommodations, meals and program materials such as lecture notes and handouts. Prices are subject to change. If you have any questions about what is included in a specific program, please contact Wharton Client Relations at +1.215.898.1776 (phone), +1.215.898.2064 (fax), or execed@wharton.upenn.edu (email).

Payment is due upon acceptance into the program. You can expect to receive specific information and materials regarding preparation and logistics approximately three weeks before the program start date if your full tuition payment has been received.

For applicants to the Advanced Management Program only:
The Advanced Management Program (AMP) fee includes private accommodations, most meals, and all program materials. If you are accepted into AMP, we will issue your company an invoice. A $20,000 deposit is due within 30 days of acceptance into the program. This confirms your registration to the program. The balance is due 60 days prior to the program start date.

For applicants to the Advanced Finance Program and General Management Program only:
The fee for the Advanced Finance Program (AFP) or the General Management Program (GMP) includes tuition for six open-enrollment programs (up to 30 program days in total), executive coaching, private accommodations for modules taking place in Philadelphia, most meals, and all program materials.

• A $20,000 deposit is due within 30 days of acceptance into the program. This confirms your registration to the program. The balance is due within the next 60 days after registration to the program.
• If you wish to cancel enrollment in one of your selected courses, we are more than happy to reschedule your attendance for the next program date, or we can work with you to identify a more convenient session. If you wish to withdraw entirely from AFP or GMP, please contact Wharton Client Relations at +1.215.898.1776 or execed@wharton.upenn.edu to discuss your specific situation.
• Please note these transfer and cancellation policies: We will allow participants to transfer between different courses with at least 10 days’ notice before the start date.
• Please note that after you have taken your first program in AFP or GMP, no refunds will be given.

 

We accept wire transfers, checks made payable to the “Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania,” and credit cards. Detailed information regarding payment will be included with your invoice. Prices are subject to change without notice.

Cancellations must be received in writing. Cancellations received more than 30 days prior to a program’s start date will incur a charge of 10 percent of the full tuition; cancellations received 30 to 14 days prior to a program’s start date will be charged 50 percent of the full tuition of the program. Cancellations received less than 14 days prior to a program’s start date will be charged 100 percent of the full tuition. If a registrant fails to attend without notification, or if a withdrawal occurs on or after a program start date, full tuition will be forfeited.

If Wharton cancels a program due to low enrollment, registered participants will receive a refund of any tuition paid, or be allowed to move their registration to a future running of the program. Refunds from cancelled programs can also be applied to other open-enrollment programs.

Please note that in all situations, participants are responsible for their travel and Wharton cannot reimburse for any travel expenses that may have been incurred.

Participants who need to transfer to another Wharton Executive Education program can do so within one year of the start date of the original program. Transfer requests received 30 to 14 days prior to a program’s start date will be charged 20 percent of the full tuition of the program. Transfer requests received less than 14 days prior to a program’s start date will be charged 30 percent of the full tuition. The remaining balance can be applied to another Wharton Executive Education program or refunded within one year of the original program date.

Please note that 100 percent of the full tuition will be forfeited if one of the following occurs:

• The registrant does not enroll in another program within one year of the original start date.
• The registrant has not requested a refund within one year of the original start date.
• The registrant transfers more than two times.

More than 30 days notice	30 to 14 days notice	Less than 14 days notice
10%	50%	100%
0%	20%	30%

 

We are currently working closely with Veterans Affairs, but unfortunately cannot accept new applicants wishing to use their Post 9/11 GI Bill® benefits at this time. We are working to resolve this situation and hope to have an update posted as soon as we can resume accepting new applications.

No, we do not offer financial aid.

Please check our home page for an up-to-date list of all courses offered.

Courses are offered on a rolling basis, meaning that you’ll have immediate access after completing registration and payment. For large group enrollment, please contact whartononline@wharton.upenn.edu for information.

Our courses are designed for working professionals, and cover critical business topics in-depth, to give business learners the skills they need to attain their performance goals. A Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) is suggested but not required.

Courses are offered in English with English captions and transcripts.

Wharton Online’s mission is to make world-class business education accessible to everyone. We prioritize accessibility by ensuring that our websites, platforms, courses, and learning assets conform to the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 AA, published by the WorldWide Web Consortium. These standards address accessibility for mobile users, individuals with low vision, and cognitive disabilities, among other considerations.

As part of our commitment, all courses include professional-quality video captioning and transcription, portable review slide decks with high contrast, and screen-reader compatibility. A consistent design across all course offerings provides a predictable and user-friendly navigation experience.

Should further accessibility needs arise, Wharton Online is prepared to provide appropriate accommodations. We welcome inquiries, feedback, and requests for assistance at whartononline@wharton.upenn.edu.

Visit our home page and choose the course or program you want to enroll in. Click “Enroll Now” to select your course(s) and preferred session start date, then follow the instructions on the screen. Upon self-enrollment, you will receive your first course communication immediately, including login instructions (such as when using certain payment methods, applying discounts that require verification, or enrolling through an employer or third-party sponsor). This communication will be sent within 1-2 business days of payment.

Our courses and programs are offered across a broad range of price points, depending on duration, modality, topic, and other key factors. Tuition benefits are available for group enrollments. Please contact whartononline@wharton.upenn.edu if interested in enrolling a group.

You can begin a program or course as soon as you complete the registration process. You have an option to enroll in a full program journey, or in individual courses. All courses are self-paced. You can learn on your schedule within the allowed time-period.

There is also an interactive assessment, assignment, or case study at the end of each module.

Most Wharton Online Professional Education courses are designed with 4 modules of content, to be completed in 4-6 weeks. Please note that some programs offered through our online partners may vary in length.

Designed with the busy working professional in mind, Wharton Online courses feature approximately 1-2 hours of lecture video and 1-2 hours of discussion/assessment per week. Most courses contain 10 hours of instructional content.

Learners who successfully complete the course will receive a digital credential from Wharton Online.

To receive CEUs for your Wharton Online course(s), you must complete all coursework and pass all assessments in a CEU-eligible program of study with a score of 70% or above. Upon successful completion, your digital credential provides evidence of your eligibility to purchase the CEU.

For more information on Wharton Online’s CEU policies and eligibility, read our CEU document.

Continuing Education Units are calculated based on learning contact hours as follows: 10 contact hours = 1 CEU. Each Wharton Online course is equal to one CEU.

For more information on Wharton Online’s CEU policies and eligibility, read our CEU document.

Wharton Online is certified by IACET to offer Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for its courses. A Continuing Education Unit is a measurement used in professional education programs and may be required by your company for tuition reimbursement. A CEU is not an academic credit; however, it is a nationally recognized method of quantifying professional development and training activities.

To earn CEUs:

• Complete all required coursework (lectures, assessments and discussion forum posts)
• Pass all assessments with a score of 70% or above.

Upon completion of the course and receipt of your payment, you will receive a digital credential with your CEUs that you can submit to your employer, licensing body or training department.

Wharton Online keeps records of CEUs for seven years. For more information on Wharton Online’s CEU policies and eligibility, read our CEU document.

Please consult your training department or licensing authority directly to see if these CEUs may be applied toward professional certification, licensing requirements, or other required training or continuing education hours. For more information on Wharton Online’s CEU policies and eligibility, read our CEU document.

Each Wharton Online course contains assessments, some of which are optional and others required. To successfully complete most courses, learners must score at least 70% on required assessments, with multiple attempts allowed to meet this threshold.

However, specific programs may have different requirements. For instance, in the Asset and Portfolio Management certificate program, learners must achieve at least 14/20 on graded quizzes and 5/7 on the final case study. Additionally, thresholds in some Coursera courses may vary, with higher or lower score requirements depending on the course structure.

Learners are encouraged to review course-specific requirements upon enrollment to ensure successful completion.

To access Wharton Online courses, you need a stable Internet connection. Videos are available only via online streaming and cannot be downloaded for offline viewing. Be sure to check your company’s content restrictions and firewall settings, as these may impact access.

Our courseware performs best with the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge. For the optimal experience, we recommend using the most up-to-date version of Google Chrome, available for free at http://www.google.com/chrome/.

Wharton Online also supports the Canvas mobile app, which allows learners to access course materials conveniently from their mobile devices. However, some course components may still require a desktop browser for full functionality.

If you encounter technical issues, such as problems viewing videos or accessing features, please contact us at whartononline@wharton.upenn.edu.

Refund requests must be submitted in writing to whartononline@wharton.upenn.edu and must include your full name and order number. Approved refunds will be credited to the original payment method minus a $50 processing fee and may take up to two billing cycles to process.

Self-Paced Online Programs:

• Within 24 hours of registration: Eligible for a full refund upon written request minus a $50 processing fee.
• After 24 hours of registration: No refunds will be issued.

Live Virtual Programs:

• Refunds follow the specific policy outlined for each program. Please refer to the program details or contact us for further information.

Transfers to Other Courses/Programs:

We may allow transfers to another course or program instead of a refund, subject to availability and approval. If you would like to request a transfer, please email whartononline@wharton.upenn.edu for consideration. Transfer eligibility and deadlines will be determined at Wharton Online’s discretion.

*Proposed Transfer Table

Program Type	Time Frame for Transfer Request	Eligible Transfer Options	Additional Conditions
Self-Paced Online Programs	Within 24 hours of registration	Any other self-paced online program of equal or lesser value	One-time transfer only; must pay the difference for higher-priced courses
Live Virtual Programs	As per relevant program policy	Another live virtual program of equal or lesser value	Subject to faculty approval and program schedule constraints

 

General Transfer Guidelines:

• Transfers are subject to approval and availability in the requested course/program.
• A one-time transfer is allowed per enrollment. Further transfers will not be permitted.
• If transferring to a higher-priced course/program, the learner must pay the price difference.
• If transferring to a lower-priced course/program, no refund or credit will be issued for the difference.
• Requests for transfers after the stated time frames will not be considered.
• Learners must submit transfer requests in writing to whartononline@wharton.upenn.edu with their full name, order number, and preferred transfer course/program.

Disclaimer:

This policy applies solely to programs directly offered by Wharton Online. Programs taken through, in collaboration with, or via other institutions or organizations (e.g., Coursera, Emeritus, edX) are governed by the refund policies, terms, and conditions of those respective institutions or organizations.

No. Wharton Online courses do not include course credit towards a degree, nor do they make you a student at Wharton, nor an alumnus of Wharton. Instead, the earning a Certificate proves you met the passing criteria of your rigorous online course offered by Wharton Online.

Wharton Online courses and Wharton’s degree programs both reflect the School’s dedication to delivering world-class business education, yet they serve distinct purposes. Wharton Online caters to working professionals seeking quick, targeted skill development. These courses are designed to be self-paced, flexible, and typically completed in 4-6 weeks, focusing on practical, actionable learning. Learners engage with pre-recorded lectures, optional webinars, and case studies. Wharton’s degree programs offer a comprehensive and immersive academic experience. Spanning months to years, these programs emphasize deep expertise, critical thinking, and advanced research. Degree program students benefit from structured schedules, extensive faculty interaction, collaborative projects, and mentorship opportunities.

Resources and networking also differ. Online courses provide digital credentials (non-credit bearing) You will retain access to the learning site materials indefinitely, or until such a time that the material is deprecated and removed. Learners will be notified prior to such an event if it occurs., while degree programs grant access to career services, internships, and a vast alumni network. Content-wise, online courses are concise and skill-focused, whereas degree programs delve deeply into theories and methodologies. While Wharton Online awards CEUs and certificates for professional development, degree programs confer globally recognized, accredited degrees.

 

Tuition assistance is not available at this time.

No, Wharton Online courses are not eligible for tax credits. Our programs are non-credit-bearing and do not qualify as degree-granting coursework. Because of this, we do not issue IRS Form 1098-T for tuition statements.

If you require documentation of payment for employer reimbursement or other purposes, you may request an invoice or payment verification letter by completing our invoice request form.

Wharton Online offers courses via online platforms. Please read our Terms of Service (“TOS”) and the Wharton Online Professional Education Privacy Policy and Code of Conduct prior to registering for a course or using any portion of the Wharton Online website.

No, a car is not necessary while you are in residence. Philadelphia has numerous public transportation, taxi, and ridesharing options such as Uber available.

The Steinberg Conference Center is located on the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia, PA.

The address is:
255 S. 38^th St
Philadelphia, PA 19104

Yes, if you have certain dietary requirements, please notify us in advance. With advance notice, our kitchen can provide vegan, gluten-free, kosher and halal menus. A vegetarian option is available at all meals.

Yes, meals and snacks are provided weekdays. If you are attending a program that goes through the weekend, meals and snack will be provided.

Off-site hotels can accommodate family members, however meals and guest rooms at the Steinberg Conference Center are reserved for participants only.

Wharton | San Francisco
2 Harrison Street, 6th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94105
United States

The Steinberg Conference Center’s hotel rooms are single occupancy. Each room has a private bathroom, free wifi and TV.

Yes, however the cost of early arrival and late departure is not covered in the price of tuition. Pending room availability, you will be able to secure an early arrival or late departure at a price to be communicated to you at the time of your reservation.

Penn Wharton China Center
Unit 15 & 16 Level 31
Yintai Office Tower C
2 Jianguomenwai Avenue
Chaoyang District
Beijing, 100022, China

Wharton Executive Education
The Steinberg Conference Center
255 S. 38^th St
Philadelphia, PA 19104
United States

Wharton | San Francisco
2 Harrison Street, 6th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94105
United States

Penn Wharton China Center
World Financial Center, West Building, 16F
No. 1 East Third Ring Middle Road
Chaoyang District
Beijing, 100020, China

The Front Desk will notify you.

The majority of our participants, even those who are local, choose to live on campus during their program. It enrichens the learning experience and reduces the distraction of commuting to and from class each day.

Yes, there is free wifi. You will be provided the password upon check-in.

A Conference Concierge or our Front Desk staff can assist you with your small print jobs.

The Penn Bookstore is located at 3601Walnut Street in Philadelphia, PA 19104. Its is open the following hours:

Hours

Sunday	10AM–8PM
Monday	8:30AM–9:30PM
Tuesday	8:30AM–9:30PM
Wednesday	8:30AM–9:30PM
Thursday	8:30AM–9:30PM
Friday	8:30AM–9:30PM
Saturday	10AM–9:30PM

You can buy Wharton-logo items at the Penn Bookstore or weekdays from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Wharton kiosk located in the lobby of the Steinberg Conference Center.

Yes. Most facilities provide same-day service.

The Steinberg Conference Center aims to accommodate and support guests with disabilities, so they are able to fully focus on their programming while on property.  To achieve this goal we have the following resources available to guests and participants. Please work with your program team to coordinate access to necessary resources in advance.

Steinberg Conference Center (SCC) – Hospitality Support for guests with disabilities

• ADA compliant guestrooms featuring:
  • Roll-in Showers
  • Lower closet and shelf heights
• ADA compliant guestroom kit available for loan from the Front Desk including:
  • Vibrating Alarm Clock/Receiver that activates in conjunction with a specialty alarm clock.
  • Vibrating door unit that activates in conjunction with a doorbell
• All meeting rooms within the SCC are wheelchair accessible.
• Wheelchairs are available for guest use.
• Service animals may stay on property.
• On-site staff support is available to assist with support throughout a guest’s stay.

Wharton Executive Education – Classroom support for participants with disabilities

• Participants with disabilities should reach out to their program team and they will reach out to the Weingarten Center to coordinate classroom and learning needs on your behalf.
• Advance access to presentations and slide decks for participant review.
• Closed captioning can be activated on Zoom for participants with hearing loss.

No. However, Wharton Executive Education strongly encourages all program participants to stay up to date on COVID-19 immunizations based on CDC recommendations for all in-person programming on the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia and at Wharton | San Francisco. Wharton Executive Education reserves the right to reinstate COVID-19 safety measures such as vaccination requirements and providing proof of a negative PCR test for program entry.

Yes. The Steinberg Conference Center has a fully-equipped exercise facility available to all participants, free of charge from 5:30am to midnight.  There are other facilities available on campus for a small fee.

In addition to the walkways throughout the campus of the University of Pennsylvania, there are a number of pedestrian trails designed especially for those who like to get their exercise on the move. Maps are provided for your convenience. Additional information can also be found at https://schuylkillriver.org/schuylkill-river-trail/.

Participants may be asked to do a rapid test upon arrival or at different intervals during their stay on campus. This may be done on a case-by-case basis. Please note that Wharton reserves the right to update this guidance and its program participation requirements in response to current events and the broader health guidance and requirements of the University of Pennsylvania.

If you test positive while on campus, you will be required to isolate in your hotel room, per current health guidelines, at no additional cost.

There are several walk-in urgent care facilities located on or close to the University of Pennsylvania campus.  Our front desk or concierge staff can provide more details for you.

Masks are optional in executive education classrooms, unless otherwise specified by program faculty.

There is gym located on the 5^th-floor of the Steinberg Conference Center. It is open from 7 a.m. to midnight.

The University of Pennsylvania requires that all students/participants maintain insurance for medical care, illness, and injury. The University is not responsible for medical expenses incurred while attending a program. Please make sure that any private insurance provides valid coverage in the United States.

The following options are available if your program has been cancelled due to the coronavirus (COVID-19):

• Option A: Transfer your enrollment to the next running of the same program. There is no need to reapply but you must notify us if you choose this option.
• Option B: Receive a credit, in the amount of the program fee already paid, that may be used toward a different program or toward an upcoming Wharton LIVE program.
• Option C: Request a full refund of program fees already paid. Please note it may take up to 6 to 8 weeks to receive a refund.

All requests must be submitted in writing to Wharton Client Relations by email (execed@wharton.upenn.edu). Please note that we are unable to reimburse you for any travel expenses you may have incurred. Thank you.

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