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To be admitted into the dual degree program, the applicant must specify the option
at the time of application to the Graduate School. Students interested in applying
for the Masters in Business Administration (MBA)-MS in Conflict Management dual degree
program should consult with both the MS in Conflict Management Director and MBA Director
with regard to admission requirements and required courses. Applicants will be reviewed individually by both Program Directors.
To be considered for admission to the dual degree program, applicants must complete
the electronic Application for Graduate Admission and submit all supporting documents by the final deadline July 1.
GMAT Requirement
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- The Admission Requirements are the same as the Admission Requirements for regular
MS in Conflict Management students except students should take the Graduate Management
Admission Test (GMAT).
gmat preparation information
GMAT Alternative Evaluation
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- Applicants may request an alternative evaluation for the GMAT* test score requirement
based on the following criteria:
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- The applicant has already earned a graduate degree from a regionally accredited institution
or its equivalent in the case of students applying with an international education
background.
- The applicant has at least five years of full-time professional experience demonstrating
progressive responsibilities in leadership, management, personnel supervision, financial
management, information technology or data analysis.
- The applicant has at least three years of full-time professional experience with a
3.25 undergraduate GPA.**
*The KSU MBA program will accept GRE scores, but a GMAT score is highly recommended. If at any point before you enroll in the KSU MBA program you submit an official GMAT or GRE score to KSU, any test alternative granted will no longer be valid. The submitted GMAT or GRE score will then be used for your admissions decision.
**The KSU MBA program will use your undergraduate institutional GPA from where you earned a bachelor’s degree or the GPA from your last 60 undergraduate credit hours (whichever is higher) for the GMAT alternative and admissions decision.
If you would like to be considered for the test alternative, please check the corresponding
box on your application for admission. Once your paid application, all official transcripts,
and your resume have been received, a decision will be made regarding your request
for the GMAT alternative. We will communicate with you if a GMAT score is necessary
for us to consider your candidacy.
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