What's the requirement to get in M.B.A?

Question

I'm going to take engineering science in university... how can i get in MBA? what's the requirements? i'm in vancouver, canada, and want to study M.B.A in U.S later on... help please

Answer 1

You only need an undergraduate degree -- in any field.

However, if you want to get an MBA from a good school, then you need:

1. A reasonably good GPA (GPA is less important than in other fields)

2. Good essays

3. High GMAT scores (over 600 will be OK, but over 700 is better).

4. Three to five years of work experience

5. A good interview

Having good recommendations and having gone to a good quality undergraduate school will be a plus for you.

Answer 2

A bit of a stretch from Engineering studies to an MBA. Most schools require completing a pretty extensive undergraduate curriculum in Business subjects like Economics and Accounting to get into Grad school in an MBA program.
I came from Computer Science and had to take a year of business courses before I got accepted.
Most Colleges and Universities tell you the requirements right up front. Do your homework.

Answer 3

Just look at the websites of the schools you are thinking of applying to for your MBA. How do you expect to get any of these degrees if you don't have the foresight and initiative to look on a school's website?

Answer 4

You mean you want to get AN MBA, not in MBA. Its looking doubtful from here.

Answer 5

It varies for each school. I am sure there is at least one program that will take you.