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The Western Washington University MBA Program invites applications from students with diverse educational backgrounds, and the program is open to students from all undergraduate majors who graduated from an institution accredited by regional Associations of Schools and Colleges (your school must have been accredited at the time your degree was granted for you to be eligible for the program). While no previous business-related coursework is required, success in MBA studies does require logical and analytical reasoning as well as the ability to synthesize information and form general conclusions. Western Washington University is committed to assuring that all programs and activities are readily accessible to all eligible persons without regard to their race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, Vietnam Era or disabled veteran status. Apply Online Today (Online Application Closed) MBA Application Deadline Extended
While the online application is closed we are still accepting paper-based
applications for an extended period of time. You can apply by filling out
a PDF Application form, printing it out and mailing it to the address listed on
the application form. Access the online form by
clicking here.
Good Luck on your application and if you have any questions don't hesitate to
contact the Assistant Director, Dan Purdy, at
daniel.purdy@wwu.edu.
General Admissions Criteria Current MBA admissions criteria include undergraduate GPA, GMAT score, a resume, and a statement of purpose:
Educational Testing Services GMAT Preparation
Prerequisites – Because the program makes use of mathematics, all entering students are expected to have completed a college calculus course prior to entry. If you have not taken a college level calculus course please contact the Assistant Director at daniel.purdy@wwu.edu for information on how you may satisfy this requirement. It is also expected that entering students will have competence in the use of personal computers and common business software. Well-developed communication skills are also important. Application Fee – A nonrefundable $50.00 application fee is required in order for applications to be processed. Transcripts – Two current, official transcripts from all prior post-secondary academic work need to be mailed with your application in sealed envelopes prepared by the university or college. If you attended Western Washington University it is not necessary to provide a WWU transcript. If you are a student or a graduate of Fairhaven College or the Human Services program at WWU, please request that your written course evaluation be sent to the Graduate School office. Residency - For questions regarding residency please see the University Registrar's Website. International Students -
Please visit the Graduate School for admission requirements Admissions Criteria for the Three Program Options The Western MBA Program includes three distinct curricular options, and the following specific admissions requirements apply to each of the three program plans:Traditional, Full-time MBA Program: General admission criteria described above. Accelerated, Full-time MBA Program: General admission criteria plus one of the following:
Academic Year Tuition and FeesVisit the Graduate School website for current and more detailed information on tuition and fees for the academic year (fall through spring quarters). Tuition Listing and Tuition Estimator
Summer
Session tuition for graduate students does not differentiate between resident and
non-resident status.
Please Visit the
Summer Session website for tuition and fee information. Financial Aid Financial assistance for MBA students includes the Accounting, Cole, and Bond Graduate Fellowships, assistantships through the College of Business and Economics, Graduate Tuition Fee Waivers, and Work Study opportunities. See the MBA Scholarship Page for more information and a universal online application. The deadline is 5:00 p.m. (PST), May 9th 2008.Graduate assistantships are competitively awarded based on past academic achievements and possession of required skills. Graduate Assistantships are competitively awarded based on past academic achievements and possession of required skills. Applications for Assistantships should be made through the Graduate School. Graduate work-study awards are based on financial need; application is through Student Financial Resources. Student loans are also available to those who qualify. For complete financial aid information, contact:
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