The application deadline for Seattle Pacific University’s MBA program for the Spring Quarter is coming up on February 1st. Applicants looking to get their MBA from SPU have four opportunities each year. All recommendation letters, transcripts, and test scores must arrive before a decision can be made.
- Start Autumn/September: Application due August 1
- Start Winter/January: Application due November 1
- Start Spring/March: Application due February 1
- Start Summer/June: Application due May 1
Admissions to the MBA program requires a $50 application fee, your current resume, an official transcript, your GMAT score (recommended above 500), two professional letters of recommendation, and a 3-4 page personal statement. Students at Seattle Pacific University have a 3.0 GPA, and, at least, a 500 GMAT total score, along with at least one year of full-time work experience.
The MBA program at SPU is a part-time, flexible program perfect for working professionals who have at least one year’s work experience. The flexible format uses evening courses to accommodate a busy work schedule. According to the website, “The MBA program enables graduates to provide purpose-driven, cross-functional leadership in business, government, and civil society as impact-oriented, responsible professionals informed by a Christian perspective.”
To enhance your MBA program experience at SPU, they offer a Mentor Program that gives students access to more than 900 business people and professionals from a variety of companies, industries, roles, and levels of experience. At SPU, you can meet one-on-one with your mentor as a valuable source of information and an incredible networking opportunity.
If you’re not sure about SPU, you can attend Homecoming and Parents Weekend from January 29-30, 2016. It’s an annual tradition that brings alumni and parents from around the world to spend time on campus, attend a theater production, cheer on Falcon athletes, attend the Alumni Reception, and much more. You can register for specific events by heading to the website.