MBA admission

MBA admission process

Timeline

With varying program entry points, review of application packages occurs immediately, with an ongoing rolling admission schedule. 

Requirements

1. Complete the online application.

2. Submit the following:

• Official transcripts: Arrange for your official transcripts, demonstrating a minimum grade-point average of 3.0, to be mailed by your undergraduate institution directly to the office of graduate admission, evidencing a bachelor’s degree from an accredited school.
• Two letters of recommendation: At least one letter should be from a reference who holds or held a managerial or senior leadership role. Letters should include the name, address, title, phone number and email of the reference.
• Professional résumé.

3. Pay your application fee: The MBA program application fee is $50. This nonrefundable payment can be made by credit card online through your applicant portal. Checks should be made payable to St. Norbert College and mailed to the office of graduate admission. The fee will be waived if you attended an admission event or had a personal appointment with Brenda Busch, associate director of graduate admission.

You may submit your application credentials electronically in your applicant portal, email them to gradadmit@snc.edu or mail them to:

Office of Graduate Admission
St. Norbert College
100 Grant St.
De Pere, WI 54115

Interview

Once we’ve received your application and all required credentials, the graduate admission counselor will review your admission portfolio and provide an admittance recommendation to the dean. The dean will determine whether a personal interview is required.

Decision

Taking into account the entirety of your application and your professional and academic background, the dean will make a final acceptance decision. To help us assure your readiness to undertake our MBA program, we reserve the right to request GMAT or GRE scores to help assess your academic preparedness. If you’re accepted, you’ll be notified by the graduate admission counselor via a personal phone call, with a formal acceptance letter to follow.