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Chicago GSB MBA admissions profiles, including tuition, scholarship, mean scores, months of working experience, waitlisted, and reapplication statistics.

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University of Chicago MBA Program

Booth School of BusinessProgram length

How many months does the full-time MBA program last? 21

Program costs

Please estimate the total direct costs (tuition and required fees) of the entire MBA program.

Resident Tuition: $NA

Nonresident Tuition: $NA

Expected monthly rent (based on local averages): $1,500.00

Recommended annual budget (Resident): $72,746.00

Recommended annual budget (Nonresident): $72,746.00

GMAT

Are applicants required to take the GMAT as part of applying to your program? Yes

If not, how are applicants' quantitative abilities checked before enrollment?

NA

GMAT score of newest entering class:

Mean GMAT score: 703

Median GMAT score: 710

Middle 80% range GMAT score

From: 640 to: 760

TOEFL

Are applicants whose native language is not English required to take the TOEFL as part of applying to your program? Yes

Minimum TOEFL score required for MBAs: 600

Mean TOEFL score of new entrants: 649

Work experience

Postgraduate work experience (months) of newest entering class:

Mean months of postgraduate work experience: 62

Median months of postgraduate work experience: 60

Middle 80% range postgraduate work experience

From: 36 to: 96

Percentage of new entrants with one year or less of postgraduate work experience: 1

Age of new entrants

Mean age (rounded to nearest year): 28

Median age: 28

Middle 80% range age (years)

From 25 to 32

Application fee

Resident: $200.00

Nonresident Tuition: $200.00

Number of applications

Number of applications (admitted and denied) to the newest class of full-time MBA entrants: NA

Selectivity

Percent of all applicants accepted to the class of newest full-time entrants: NA

Yield

Percent of the admitted applicants to the class of newest full-time entrants who enrolled: NA

Re-applicants

Percent of applicants that were re-applicants from prior years: NA

What percentage of this year's re-applicants were accepted? NA

Wait-listed applicants

Number of applicants placed on the B-school's wait list during the last admissions cycle: NA

How many of those wait-listed applicants were ultimately admitted for in the semester to which they applied? NA

Applicant interviews

Interviews are:

By invitation only

Percentage of all applicants (admitted and denied) to the class of newest full-time entrants who were interviewed: NA

Percent of the admitted applicants to the newest full-time class who were interviewed: 100

Booth School of Business MBA Essays

  1. Why are you pursuing an MBA at this point in your career?  (750 word maximum).
  2. Please select one of the following two questions to answer. (1000 word maximum)

Option 1

a) Please provide an example of a time when you had to make a choice between two equally important obligations. How did you decide which obligation deserved your attention? b) Did you try and predict other people's reactions to your decision? If so, how accurate were you? Why do you think you were or were not accurate in your prediction? c) Reflecting on this experience, how do you think an MBA from Chicago Booth might have aided in your decision-making process?

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Option 2

a) Have you ever made a decision that caused you to go against popular opinion? Please describe that situation and your rationale for your decision. b) Did you feel at any point that people misperceived your motives? Explain. c) In retrospect, how do you think an MBA from Chicago Booth would have affected your decision?

Slide Presentation 

We have asked for a great deal of information throughout this application and now invite you to tell us about yourself. Using four slides or less, please provide readers with content that captures who you are.

We have set forth the following guidelines for you to consider when creating your presentation.

  1. The content is completely up to you. There is no right or wrong approach to this essay. Feel free to use the software you are most comfortable with. Acceptable formats for upload in the online application system are PowerPoint or PDF.
  2. There is a strict maximum of 4 slides, though you can provide fewer than 4 if you choose. 
  3. Slides will be printed and added to your file for review, therefore, flash, hyperlinks, embedded videos, music, etc. will not be viewed by the committee. You are limited to text and static images to convey your points. Color may be used.
  4. Slides will be evaluated on the quality of content and ability to convey your ideas, not on technical expertise or presentation.
  5. You are welcome to attach a document containing notes if you feel a deeper explanation of your slides is necessary. However the hope is the slide is able to stand alone and convey your ideas clearly. You will not be penalized for adding notes but you should not construct a slide with the intention of using the notes section as a consistent means of explanation.

Optional Essay

If there is any important information that is relevant for your candidacy that you were unable to address elsewhere in the application, please share that information here.

 


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