Masters in Information Systems Management

A bachelor’s in information systems (or a degree with an equivalent skill set, combined with experience)

Please upload UNOFFICIAL copies of your academic record/transcripts for ALL post-secondary institutions you have attended.

Enter the name and contact information for each provider who knows you academically or professionally and can comment on your qualifications for the program and degree to which you are applying. Be sure to verify the provider's email address before adding their details.

Upload your resume or curriculum vitae. Your resume is an opportunity for you to provide a detailed account of your work and volunteer experience and identify any certifications, publications, and awards.

Write a carefully constructed statement of your academic preparation and goals, indicating how graduate work fits into those goals. Statements are generally 1-2 pages but may have more specific requirements by department. This statement gives the admissions committee an opportunity to learn the following: 1. Your preparation and background for the program to which you are applying and the special emphasis you hope to pursue, 2. Your academic or professional goals (both short (3-5 years) and long-term) and reasons for your choice of career, 3. Your particular academic or professional reasons for applying to Brigham Young University and the scholarly or professional contributions you expect to make to your program,; 4. Briefly describe a time that a goal was not accomplished, or an aspiration was not achieved or your leadership efforts have fallen short. What steps did you take to recover from this defeat? What resources did you use? How and why are you different today?. 5. (Optional) any special circumstances you wish the department to consider, such as circumstances that may have affected undergraduate academic performance, test scores, unexplained job gaps, etc. 6. (Reapplicant - optional) How have you strengthened your candidacy if you previously applied to this program and were denied admission? (e.g. changes in your professional development, improved academic qualifications, etc.)

TOEFL/IELTS

There are three questions. For each question, you will have three minutes to prepare and one minute to respond. You will only have one opportunity to answer each question. The interview will take no longer than 12 minutes. However, please allow additional time to complete a practice video to check your lighting, sound, and ensure the technology is working properly.