We are now accepting applications all year around,
and new students can start in the fall, spring, or summer semester. Financial Aid is
immediately available online.
Approval requires only 30 minutes.
For routine admission the applicant should meet the following criteria:
An American undergraduate regionally-accredited degree or its equivalent, in any area
(business or non-business), with a
3.0 GPA or better in the last 60 hours of course work. Those without an undergraduate business degree
may be required to take 2 business graduate foundation courses. Contact the
Program Coordinator for details.
A score of 500 or higher on the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT).
Applicants may be required to retake the GMAT if the scores are more than
five years old or lower than 500. LSAT and GRE scores
may be considered in lieu of GMAT scores. A
graduate degree, including a law degree, alone might serve as
sufficient qualification for admission. Consult
with the Program Coordinator for special
circumstances If you have not yet taken the GMAT,
GRE, or LSAT, you are encouraged to apply now, and we will help you prepare for and schedule the test.
We will also help you request transcripts. Contact the
Program Coordinator for details.
A basic knowledge or email, web browsing, and Microsoft Office. A
relatively current PC with Microsoft Office, speakers, microphone, and
webcam. Those lacking the needed PC skills will be given a very
brief self-study course to be taken before the first class.
If the applicant does not meet the criteria for routine
admission, the committee may also consider other evidence of academic
ability including, but not limited to the following:
Trend of undergraduate work,
Letters of recommendation,
Professional experience,
Type of undergraduate degree program,
Performance in required preparatory work, and
Possibility of scores being influenced by language deficiencies or
other cultural influences.
Successful work in other graduate courses.
Upon completion of the review of such evidence, the committee may admit
the applicant.
A graduate of a foreign college or university who has completed an academic
program equivalent to an American bachelor's degree may apply for admission to
the program. Foreign students are required to submit the application forms
and an official certified transcript indicating the nature and scope of their
academic training. A foreign applicant whose native language is not English must
submit a score of at least 600 on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL),
and a score of 250 or better on the Test of Spoken English (TSE).
