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FAQs
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Frequently Asked Questions for prospective
students.
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Admissions
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Who processes my
application?
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The Hong Kong MBA Office, not the Belk MBA
Office, initially processes applications.
You can track the status of your
application at the Belk International MBA
Admissions Office. Contact the Hong Kong
MBA Rep Office at 852-2791-1155 or the
International Graduate Admissions Office
at 704-687-2694 if you encounter any
problems.
The secret to a timely processing of
your materials is to send them early and
make sure that everything is complete.
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How long will the
Admissions Office hold my application
materials?
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Incomplete applications are maintained on
file for one year from the original term
of application. Supporting credentials
received without an application will be
maintained on file in the Office of
Graduate Admissions for one year. All
applications for persons who are not
admitted are maintained on file for one
year. You should notify the Graduate
Admissions Office if you plan to submit
new materials for review.
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What is the average
GMAT score for students admitted to the MBA
program?
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The average GMAT score is currently ~575.
The GMAT score is considered along with
the prospective student's previous
academic work. If a prospective student
takes the GMAT more than once, the highest
score will be considered.
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Is work experience a
requirement for admission?
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Work experience is highly recommended, but
is not required for admission. An MBA
degree without work experience may not be
given full value by potential employers.
It is to your advantage to gain
professional experience prior to starting
any MBA program.
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Will work experience
make up for a weak academic record or test
score?
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Applications are evaluated on a number of
factors, including previous academic
performance, GMAT scores, work experience,
and references. A weakness in one of these
factors will not necessarily result in an
applicant being turned down. Likewise,
excelling in one factor will not guarantee
admission.
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Transfer
Student Admission
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I am a graduate
student at another university. How do I
transfer to UNC Charlotte?
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Students from AACSB-accredited
universities may transfer up to six credit
hours into the MBA program at UNC
Charlotte, with the permission of the MBA
Director and the Dean of the Graduate
School.
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Go to the program
outline
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