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Application for Admission to the MS in Management Program

Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university and meet current standards for undergraduate grade point average (GPA). Unofficial transcripts of all college and university work attempted from each college and university attended are required for admission consideration. 

For international applicants or U.S. applicants who attended an international college or university, your undergraduate degree must be the equivalent of a U.S. four-year degree.

Round 1: December 1

Round 2: February 15 (deadline for international applicants outside of U.S.)

Round 3: April 15

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis as they are received. We will continue to accept applications after April 15 until all seats are filled.

The application for students wishing to apply for fall 2025 is now available

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  • Completed Online Application
    The online application and all admission requirements are required to receive an admission decision. Applicants are encouraged to contact the MSM admissions team to discuss the application process.

     

  • Application Fee
    There is no application fee for the 2025 application cycle.
  • Unofficial Transcripts

    Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university and meet current standards for undergraduate grade point average (GPA). Unofficial transcripts of all college and university work attempted from each college and university attended are required for admission consideration.

    For international applicants or U.S. applicants who attended an international college or university, your undergraduate degree must be the equivalent of a U.S. four-year degree.

  • GMAT/GRE
    GMAT or GRE scores are not required for admission.
  • Resume
    A current resume is required and should be submitted with the application.
  • Statement of Purpose

    In approximately one page, please describe your interest and motivation for pursuing this degree. How has your academic and/or professional background prepared you for this program? How does this degree fit into your career goals?

  • Letters of Recommendation
    Two letters of recommendation are required. At least one faculty recommendation is encouraged. Recommendations from friends or family members are not accepted.
  • Office Visit/Information Session

    All prospective students are encouraged to visit the Graduate Programs office for a one-on-one conversation about pursuing a degree.

    We host regular virtual information sessions during which you will learn more about our program, meet other prospective students and schedule a class visit for a first-hand experience. Register for our next information session.

  • Interview
    After you have talked with us or attended an information session, and your application materials are in, we will reach out to schedule an admissions interview with Amy McCracken, Associate Dean of Graduate and Executive Programs for the Robins School of Business. Interviews are expected to be conducted in person at our offices whenever possible.
  • Windows Requirement

    Some of your courses rely on commercially available software. We will use the Windows version of those tools (some are only available for Windows) in those courses. As a result, you will need to have access to a computer that is configured to run the Windows operating system during the program. Should you choose to use a Mac, you will need to configure it to run Windows using a program such as Bootcamp. Please note that newer models of the Mac may not have this capability.