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Yes! Please contact our º£½ÇÉçÇø MBA team by phone at 303-615-0656 or by email at [email protected].

SyncFlex classes are offered on the Auraria Campus in the evening (typically 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm) one night per week, Monday through Thursday. Class sessions can also be attended virtually via Teams.

Asynchronous Online classes are fully online, still with deadlines and a professor behind the course, but no scheduled meeting times.

Please refer to the university’s graduate schedule for more information as each specific term’s detailed schedule is posted.

If you take an average of two classes in the fall and spring semesters, and one course in the summer semester, the program will take approximately 2 to 2.5 years to complete, depending on if you have an optional concentration.

Students are considered full time if they are registered for six (6) graduate-level credit hours and part-time if they are registered for three (3) graduate-level credit hours.

While GPA is part of our holistic application review, we do not have a minimum GPA requirement.

Please reference the tuition and feesÌý³¦³ó²¹°ù³ÙÌývia the Office of the Bursar for complete costs.

The Colorado Department of Higher Education defines an in-state student as, “a student who has been domiciled in Colorado for one year or moreÌýimmediately preceding registration at any institution of higher education in Colorado for any term or session for which domiciliary classification is claimed, but attendance at an institution of higher education, public or private, within the state of Colorado shall not alone be sufficient to qualify for domicile in Colorado. “In-state student” includes a member of the armed forces of the United States or his dependents who qualify under sectionÌý23-7-103Ìý(1) (c).”

For more information on Colorado Residency Statues, please visit:Ìý

Students classified as non-residents for tuition purposes can petition their status through Admissions. Please review the tuition classifications through /admissions/residency.

You can determine your eligibility for financial aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) atÌýÌýand following up with the financial aid department at 303-556-8593.ÌýPlease visit the Office of Financial Aid’s website for more information.

Financial Aid recommends all students to fill out theÌýScholarship application:
/financialaid/scholarships/.

Please note, you can only log into the system if you have an º£½ÇÉçÇø net id and a 900#. So you’ll have to hang tight until you’re officially accepted to view these potential scholarship opportunities.

The Office of Financial Aid also lists external scholarships.

You can also do a scholarship search on the Internet atÌý.

The Gender Institute for Teaching and Advocacy (GITA) also has a great list of graduate student scholarship options:ÌýScholarships and Grants

Yes, unless you meet the other requirements to waive the GMAT. Please visitÌýÌýfor more information and to sign up.

For more general information about the GMAT, visit ourÌýGMAT Exam page.

Yes. The GMAT is available at in-person testing centers and online. More information can be found via the .

Yes, unless you meet the other requirements to waive the GMAT.

GMAT “waivers” include: proof of a graduate degree (master’s or doctorate) or Professional Portfolio documenting at least five years of significant and progressive business and management experience.

We do not have a minimum score requirement. Please keep in mind that your GMAT scores are only one of a number of criteria the MBA Admissions Committee reviews when determining admission.

You must take the GMAT exam before you apply to the MBA program. We recommend you take the test at least two weeks before the application deadline to ensure the MBA program receives your scores on time.

For information on the GMAT, call 1-800-GMAT-NOW or visit the GMAT websiteÌý.

• You can kick-off GMAT test prep with thisÌý.
• Here are a couple of additional links to assist you with practicing:ÌýÌý&Ìý.
• You can also find more prep information and free content throughÌýÌýandÌý.
• You can also signÌýup for theÌýÌýif you want a daily question to encourage you to study.

The College of Business partners with the Classroom to Career Hub (C2 Hub) for all career help. We have a dedicated industry navigator, Clare Fidler. Clare can be reached at [email protected] or [email protected].

Additionally,ÌýÌýis available to students to sign up for workshops, find off-campus jobs, view career events, and apply for on-campus interviews.

For an overview of services provided by the C2 Hub and Career Services, check out this link:Ìý/career/forstudents/

It depends.ÌýThe University requiresÌýproof of English proficiency*, meaning we don’t only accept the TOEFL, although it is the most common. Here’s what our Office of Graduate Studies accepts as English proficiency, please note you only need to submitÌýoneÌýof the following:

• A minimum score of 76 on the internet-based (iBT)Ìý
• A minimum score of 6.0 on theÌýÌý(Prefer E-Delivery system)

*Proof of English Proficiency is not required for applicants who are lifetime residents of: Australia, Belize, Great Britain, Botswana, Canada (except Quebec), Commonwealth Caribbean, Ghana, Great Britain, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Nigeria, Scotland, Singapore, South Africa, and Zimbabwe

For more questions regarding English proficiency, please contact the Office of Graduate Studies atÌý[email protected].

It depends.

• If you haveÌýunder five years of progressive and significant business and management experience, you will need to take the GMAT.
• If you can prove you haveÌýfive or more years of progressive and significant business management experience, you can submit a professional portfolio.
• For more information, pleaseÌýcontact the College of Business Graduate Programs staff.

Yes. However this must be an on-campus position with º£½ÇÉçÇø. You will have the option to apply for work authorization post-completion.

The maximum hours an international student on an F-1 Visa can work is up to 20 hours per week.

To find an hourly position on campus, check out ourÌý, and click on “Student.”

A full time international student must take 6 credit hours (or 2 graduate courses).

In addition to maintaining a valid passport, primarily on-campus/full-time enrollment and consistent contact with the program/ISSÌýis required to maintain F-1 status.

º£½ÇÉçÇø recommends filling out theÌýDreamer and International Application (DAIA) for Institutional Aid formÌýin place of the FAFSA.

For questions on the DAIA form, please contact Financial Aid at 303-556-8593 orÌý[email protected].

º£½ÇÉçÇø also has an internal scholarship application:Ìý/financialaid/scholarships/

There are many external scholarship listings. Scroll through to see

for which ones you are qualified.

The Gender Institute for Teaching and Advocacy (GITA) also has a great list of scholarships. I recommend checking out their page specifically on Graduate Student fund options:ÌýScholarships and Grants

No, international students do not need to take summer courses. Unless something has changed under the current administration.

However, summer is only required at full-time status when it is the student’s first semester at the school and they are admitted for Summer, otherwise never again are they required to attend in Summer (some exceptions not necessary here, meaning if you have an issue attending a full semester in Fall/Spring that exceeds more than 5-month gap from one semester to another OR if you are coming off of OPT later in a normal semester and cannot enroll to maintain status).

Please note, this is extremely complicated. For specific questions on this, you should reach out to the International Student Support team atÌý[email protected]. However, international students can complete graduate courses online/remote if that option is available to them.

When a student decides to enter onto US soil to complete the program in-person they will need to complete the two financial documents. Students should plan far in advance to ensure they will get here on time to begin classes.

To learn more about the application process, please visit ourÌýMBA International Student Support page.

If you have additional questions about being an international student, how to obtain an F-1 Visa, and more, please reach out to the International Student Support team atÌý[email protected].