The mission of the Marriott School of Management is to attract, develop and place men and women of faith, character, and professional ability who will become outstanding leaders capable of dealing with change in a competitive global environment. MBA students have the choice of 5 majors: Finance, Marketing, Organizational Behavior/Human Resources Management, Marketing, and Product Development.

Full-time MBA students are divided into three different groups of 50 people, which are divided into smaller study groups of 5 people each. Most first-year homework involves group assignments. Most of the classes are taught using the case method. Students participate in consulting projects at clients such as Microsoft, Dow Chemical, Black & Decker, and the State of Utah. A social venture consulting project allows students to participate in social entrepreneurship.

Of the 150 students in Marriott's graduating class of 2013, 89% have missionary experience with the Church of Latter Day Saints, 70% are bilingual, 14% are international students, 76% are married and 11% are women. The average Marriott student is 29 years old with a GMAT score of 670, a GPA of 3.55 and 4.1 years of work experience.

88% of 2011 full-time MBA graduates had a job offer within 3 months of graduation. The median starting salary was $90,000.