MBA in MBA (Corporate Residency)

Applicants must hold a four-year bachelor’s degree recognized by Dalhousie University. Applicants must also have a Grade Point Average of B (or 3.0) or better in the final two years (60 credits).

Official transcripts from all colleges/universities previously attended are required for your application. These must be original documents provided by the university; notarized copies are not accepted. Transcripts will be considered official only if they are emailed directly from your issuing institution or mailed in a sealed and endorsed envelope. Additionally, transcripts for incomplete or in-progress programs and transfer credits must be provided. Important transcript details Transcripts in languages other than English or French must be accompanied by an English translation provided by the institution issuing the transcript. Notarized copies of transcripts are not permitted. Transcript keys must be included with the transcript. Degree and graduation certificates must be included if the transcript does not indicate the type of degree and date granted. Transcripts submitted with applications become the property of Dalhousie University, are subject to verification, are not available for copying and will not be returned to the applicant. Official transcripts are NOT REQUIRED for any courses or degrees you have completed at Dalhousie University.

The purpose of this letter is to indicate that an individual or organization is accepting financial responsibility for tuition and living expenses or fully sponsoring a student during the full course of their studies.

Two academic letters of reference are required. However, if you graduated five or more years ago and have been working full-time, you may supply one professional and one academic letter of reference. You may choose from the following 3 options to submit your reference letters. 1. If you apply online, enter the university email addresses of your referees in the appropriate fields. This triggers our e-reference system to send a reference template to their inbox and eliminates the need for paper reference letters. Please note that the system is not triggered until after you have paid your application fee and can take 24-48 hours to be sent. 2. Reference letters may also be emailed by the referee to crmba@dal.ca. The referee must use their work email. 3. If your reference letters are being mailed they must be in a sealed envelope with your referee’s endorsement/signature on the seal (they may be mailed by the referee or the applicant).

Applicants must submit a résumé that details their relevant experience. An effective résumé will define your skills and abilities, showing how well you perform when operating at or near the peak of your abilities.

The personal statement or letter of intent is a standard component of most graduate and professional school applications. The letter of intent offers applicants an opportunity to express their value proposition. It is one of the criteria the selection committee uses to decide whether you are an acceptable candidate for the program. Consider the following in preparing your letter of intent: 1. Start with a thought-provoking opening that will draw the reader into your letter of intent. 2. What personal characteristics, attributes or values do you have that may enhance your chances for success? 3. What are your career aspirations? 4. Make this an honest portrayal of who you are. 5. Edit your document (especially for typos). 6. Limit your letter of intent to 500 words. 7. Include your typewritten letter of intent with your application package. 8. Your name must be included on the document.

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