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Application Deadlines:
The McColl Professional MBA program reviews applications on a rolling
admissions basis. This means that applications are accepted and
reviewed year-round, and admission can be granted up until the first day of
classes for each term. Please
contact the admissions office for any
admissions deadline questions.
Application Procedure:
Please submit, via surface mail or personal visit, the
following items to apply for admission to the McColl Professional MBA
program for Post-Baccalaureate status. Click on an item below to view more information about the
item or to download the corresponding forms. (Note:
Adobe Reader
is required to download some documents)
A Post-Baccalaureate Student is Subject to
the Following Policies:
Post-Baccalaureate Status is accorded for two terms
only to those students who wish to take preliminary courses for the
Professional MBA program, but have not yet submitted an acceptable GMAT
Score. Post-baccalaureate students may register for foundation courses
or undergraduate courses for which they have the prerequisites. They
may register for a course at the 600 level only by exception and with the
specific permission of the PMBA advisor. Post-Baccalaureate
classification is a non-degree status that carries with it no implication
that a student will be admitted to the Professional MBA program.
Post-Baccalaureate students are subject to the academic regulations and
standards required of degree students.
To obtain Full-Degree Status, Post-Baccalaureate
students must submit an acceptable score on the
Graduate
Management Admissions Test
(GMAT).
Mailing Address and Contact Information:
McColl School of Business
Professional MBA Admissions
1900 Selwyn Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28274
Phone: 1.704.337.2224
Fax: 1.704.337.2594
Email: mba@queens.edu
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Application Form:
A completed and signed application form is
required. Please note that some requirements listed on the
downloadable application form below are not required for Post-Baccalaureate
status admissions. Applicants are only required to complete and
submit the requirements as listed in the "Application
Procedure" portion at the top of this page.
Download Application Form
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Application Fee:
A non-refundable fee of $75.00, payable by cash, check,
or money order,
is required with the submission of the application form. Please make checks payable, in US dollars, to the McColl
School of Business.
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Letters of Recommendation:
Two (2) letters of
recommendation are required. The McColl School requests that these
be professional references, obtained from past or present employers or
professors. Use of the form provided from the link below is highly suggested but not
required. Letters of reference can be mailed or faxed (1.704.337.2594) directly to
the Professional MBA Admissions office or can be submitted in the original sealed envelopes with
your application.
Download Recommendation Form
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Graduate
Management Admissions Test (GMAT) Score:
Your official test score must be sent
by the Testing Center to the Professional MBA admissions office (school code
8QKQB67). The average GMAT score of students admitted is 586, with the minimum acceptable score
being 500. Students admitted into post-baccalaureate status must
submit an acceptable GMAT score to attain full-degree status.
To Schedule an Exam:
Contact 1.800.717.GMAT (4628) or visit
www.mba.com to
schedule and pay for the exam. Local Testing Center
Address:
Pearson Professional Centers, 4601 Charlotte Park
Drive, Suite 340, Charlotte, NC 28217.
GMAT Review at Queens
University of Charlotte: A two-weekend GMAT review course is
offered by the Continuing Education Department at Queens University of
Charlotte. Please contact 1.704.337.2537 or click on the link below for
more
information.
GMAT Review at Queens University of Charlotte
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Official Transcript(s):
A Baccalaureate Degree from an accredited institution,
with evidence of a strong academic record, is required for admission.
Transcripts from U.S. Institutions:
Official transcripts from ALL post-secondary institutions attended in the
U.S. are required. For a transcript to be considered official,
it must either be sent by the institution directly to the McColl
Professional MBA Admissions Office, or it must be
submitted in the original, sealed envelope with the registrar's signature or
seal on the back. At our discretion, it may be possible to review your
file using unofficial transcripts (for example, transcripts printed from your
institution's website, photocopies, etc.). However, any decisions
reached will be contingent upon the timely receipt of official transcripts
that exactly match the content of any unofficial transcripts submitted.
Download Transcript Request Form
Transcripts from International
Institutions: An official transcript evaluation (not translation) from World Education Services
(WES), or a similar well-established transcript evaluation provider, is required for
ALL post-secondary
institutions attended which are not located in the U.S. A "course-by-course report" is
required for graduate admission purposes. The transcript evaluation
is considered official if it is sent by the evaluation service directly to the
McColl Professional MBA Admissions Office, or if it is submitted
to the Admissions Office in the original, sealed envelope.
Visit WES Website
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Personal Statement:
In support of your application, please provide
a statement regarding your personal and professional objectives, including
why you want to obtain an MBA degree. In
addition, describe your approach to leadership and when it has proven most
and least effective. The personal statement should showcase your
writing ability and be 2-4 pages in
length, typed,
double-spaced, labeled with your name, and submitted with your application.
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Personal Interview:
A Personal Interview with
the Professional MBA
Admission Director, Mr. Bob Mobley, is not a required step in the application
process, but is highly recommended. For more information please
contact Jacquelyn Blankinship at 1.704.337.2465 or
blankinshipj@queens.edu.
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Resume:
Please submit the most recent copy of your resume,
including a detailed account of your work history, with your application.
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