EMNA Admissions

Your path to the Notre Dame EMNA starts here. Review admissions requirements, application deadlines, and the resources available to support you throughout the application process.

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Application Deadlines

Round Application Deadline Decision Release Confirmation Deadline
(typically 30 days)
Early Action Sept. 10, 2026 Oct. 16, 2026 Nov. 16, 2026
Round 1 Oct. 20, 2026 Dec. 11, 2026 Jan. 11, 2027
Round 2 Jan. 7, 2027 Mar. 5, 2027 Apr. 5, 2027
Round 3 Mar. 17, 2027 Apr. 30, 2027 May 30, 2027
  • International Applicants
    International candidates are strongly encouraged to apply by Round 2, to allow time for visa paperwork and processing.

Eligibility

  • Due to the hybrid structure of the EMNA program, Notre Dame is unable to support student visas for this program.
  • Applicants must have at least two years of full-time, post-baccalaureate nonprofit experience in the management of people, projects or budget units.

EMNA Application Requirements

Executive Programs Admissions Process

Tracy Kulwicki, Senior Associate Director of Executive Programs at Mendoza College of Business, provides insights into what makes our admissions process unique and provides tips to help you submit the best application.

 

Meet the Admissions Team

Magda Craige

  • Associate Director, EMBA Recruiting & Admissions

Upcoming EMNA Admissions Events

EMNA Events
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