MBA in Deferred Business Administration

Class Profile

Class Size

50

Average Age

28

Average Work Experience

3 Years

Diversity

Others:

10%

Native American:

1%

Hispanic American:

10%

International:

19%

African American:

9%

Asian American:

28%

White American:

23%

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,30,000 / year

Graduation Rate

96%

Top recruiters

Accenture

EY

Amazon

Morgan Stanley

McKinsey

Barclays

Aetna

RSM

BAE Systems

Hotels.com

AECOM

Amazon.com

AEG

BMW

Accor Hotels

Barchester Healthcare

AccorHotels

RSM US

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$85,000 / year

Overall Cost

$99,000 / year

FAQs

• If my international transcripts are in English, do I still need to submit a degree certificate?

  

  Yes. Degree certificates are required from all universities attended outside of the United States.

• Can I reapply to the program?

  

  If you were not admitted or if you declined an offer of admission, you may reapply in the next academic year. You are considered a reapplicant if you submitted an application for admission to Chicago Booth's Full-Time MBA Program within the past two academic years. If you applied to the Full-Time Program more than two years ago, or if you applied to another Chicago Booth MBA program, please apply as a new applicant. View the requirements for reapplication here

• I see a Red X and an "awaiting" notification next to my test scores on my application checklist, should I worry?

  

  During the application process, you may notice a red X next to the "Official Scores" in your status portal. This is not a cause for alarm, and we have a few important things to note: The red X does not mean that your application is being stalled from review, as we only ask for "Self-Reported Scores" and not "Official Scores" when you initially submit your application. Official scores will only be requested if and when you are offered admission. The red X will be removed once we receive your official score report, though the process can take some time for your red X to change to a green check.

• Does Chicago Booth accept transfer students or transfer credits?

  

  Chicago Booth does not accept transfer credits from other institutions and we do not waive any of the total number of courses required to graduate. Booth's flexible curriculum offers options for fulfilling any required foundation areas. All Chicago Booth students in the Full-Time Program MBA are required to complete 2100 units to graduate.

• Am I exempt from the GMAT or GRE?

  

  If you are a current undergraduate student at University of Chicago or have graduated from a UChicago program, you may be eligible for a GMAT/GRE waiver if you have a cumulative GPA of 3.4 or above.