APPLICATION PROCESS

Thank you for taking your first step toward joining the University of Connecticut MBA Program! The UConn MBA application process is simple. Please be sure to follow the steps below and provide all of the information required.

Materials	Where to Send
Online Application	Submit online
Application Fee	Submit with online application
Official Transcripts	MBA Program Office (addresses)
Residence Affidavit	MBA Program Office (addresses)
2 Letters of Recommendation	MBA Program Office (addresses)
Current Resume & Letter of Intent	MBA Program Office (addresses)
GMAT Score Report	MBA Program Office (addresses)

Please note: Your application will not be considered complete until all of the materials, including the online application and application fee, have been received.

APPLICATION MATERIALS

1.	Online MBA Program Application Click Apply Online to begin the application process. A non-refundable application fee of $55.00 must be submitted along with the application and must be paid with a major credit card - Visa, Mastercard or Discover. There are no waivers, deferments, or refunds of application fees.
2.	Official Transcripts Official transcripts from each college or university you attended must be sent directly from the institution in a sealed envelope to the University of Connecticut MBA program. Unofficial transcripts, including copies, are not acceptable. For international applicants, official transcripts must be issued in their original language and accompanied by an English translation with a clear explanation of the institution’s program requirements and grading system. Transcripts should be sent directly to the MBA Program office you are applying to (see addresses below).
3.	Residence Affidavit A residence affidavit is required for all Connecticut residents. Print and complete the residence affidavit, and mail it directly to the MBA Program office you are applying to (see addresses below).
4.	Two Letters of Recommendation Two letters of recommendation are required. Letters should be from current or former employers who are familiar with your work and can meaningfully comment on your accomplishments, abilities, and your qualifications for the program. Letters of recommendation should be sent directly to the MBA Program office to which you are applying (see addresses below). Requests for letters of recommendation sometimes encounter unexpected delays so be sure to follow up with reminders to your references.
5.	Current Resume & Letter of Intent A current resume and letter of intent should be sent directly to the MBA Program office to which you are applying to (see addresses below).
6.	Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) The GMAT is required for admission. Be sure your GMAT score reports are properly coded to be sent directly to the MBA Program to which you are applying to (see GMAT codes below). It takes approximately three weeks to receive official scores from ETS. If you have taken the test more than once, only your highest score will be considered. Connecticut GMAT Testing Centers are in Wethersfield 860.513.1262 and Wallingford 203.269.0732. For further information about the GMAT, visit their website at www.mba.com.

MBA PROGRAM OFFICES

All supplemental application information should be sent to the appropriate MBA Program office:

HARTFORD: MBA Program University of Connecticut School of Business 100 Constitution Plaza Hartford, CT 06103 Tel. 860.728.2400 GMAT code: CV2-C0-96

STAMFORD: MBA Program University of Connecticut School of Business One University Place Stamford, CT 06901 Tel. 203.251.8440 GMAT code: CV2-C0-87

WATERBURY: MBA Program University of Connecticut School of Business 99 East Main Street Waterbury, CT 06702 Tel. 203.236.9935 GMAT code: CV2-C0-63

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