(1) Undergraduate Degree

You’ll require an undergraduate degree as a starting point. Note that this undergraduate degree does not necessarily have to be in a business related subject. Interestingly, many schools aim to recruit a student body with a range of academic backgrounds. Be prepared to provide official transcripts as evidence of your degree.

Some schools will consider candidates without an undergraduate degree. Because some candidates will not have a degree, they will be required to provide evidence of their academic prowess via other avenues. These can include A-Level results and professional qualifications.

(2) Work Experience

A further requirement is evidence of significant professional work experience. MBAs are viewed as a tool for career progression or change. It’s rare that schools will accept a candidate immediately following completion of their undergraduate degree. To that effect you’ll need to get at least one person who knows you well in a professional capacity to provide a reference letter. This should contain information about your personality, work ethic, leadership potential, academic record, professional experience and career accomplishments.

3) Admissions Essay

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