• An ocial course-by-course
evaluation, in English, by a foreign
credentials evaluation agency of all
university transcripts as well as
original copies of the transcripts/
degrees. For evaluation information,
visit Educational Perspectives
(www.edperspective.org),
World Education Services (www.
wes.org), or Educational Credentials
Evaluators (wwww.ece.org).
• Proficiency in English must be
demonstrated by scoring a minimum
of 550 (paper)/213 (computer)/79
(Internet-based) on the Test of
English as a Foreign Language
(TOEFL) or 77 on the Michigan
English Language Assessment
Battery (MELAB).
• If oered admission to a graduate
program, international students must
submit a Declaration of Certification
of Finances form and the tuition
prepayment before the Form I-20
will be issued.
• What are your career goals? How
will an MBA help you achieve
these goals?
• Describe one or two significant
accomplishments, in the last five
years, that you are most proud
of and discuss why you view
them as such.
• What will be your biggest challenge
while earning your MBA?
•
An application for admission to
graduate study.
• A (modified) Statement of Purpose
answering one of three specific
questions. See above.
• A current résumé.
• One letter of recommendation from
the program director or a faculty
member in the first master’s degree
program.
• Participate in an interview with the
MBA program director.
• Complete the prerequisites for the
MBA program: financial accounting,
managerial accounting and business
finance. Prerequisites can be met
through the successful completion
of the online non-credit course MBA
Prep 300. For further information,
contact the Oce of Admission at
(630) 617-3400.
• If you attended Elmhurst five or
more years ago, you must also
request undergraduate transcripts
be sent to Elmhurst College.
IMPORTANT: Admission is only open
to students who have completed
the following master’s degrees at
Elmhurst College:
• Computer Information Systems
• Data Science
• Industrial/Organizational Psychology
• Nursing/MENP
• Project Management
• Supply Chain Management
Admission to Graduate Study
To Apply for Admission to Graduate Study, submit the following:
In addition to the above requested material, International applicants must also submit:
In addition to the above requested material, MBA and MBA Option applicants must also submit:
To Apply for Admission to the MBA Option Program, submit the following:
For Graduates of Elmhurst’s Master’s Degree Programs Only
• An application for admission to
graduate study
• Recommendations from three
persons who can comment
knowingly on your leadership
qualities, communication skills,
personal motivation and the
capacity to succeed in graduate
study. Recommendations may be
submitted in the envelopes
provided or emailed to
Emailed recommendations must be
submitted on appropriate
letterhead.
• Participate, if requested, in an
interview with the program director.
• A Statement of Purpose
(approximately 1,000 words)
describing your personal and
professional goals and how the
completion of the graduate degree will
enhance those goals.
(NOTE: MBA and MBA Option
applicants can answer one of three
specific questions instead. See below).
• Ocial transcripts from all
undergraduate and graduate
institutions you have attended.
• A current resume documenting your
work history. Please provide enough
detail to document levels of
responsibility, areas of professional
growth and prior professional
training experiences.
• Students applying to the Master of
Arts in Industrial/Organizational
Psychology program must also
submit GRE scores taken within the
last five years.
IMPORTANT
Program-specific admission
requirements: In addition to the stated
application requirements, each
graduate program has specific
requirements. These requirements are
printed on the program sheets for each
graduate program and includes
prerequisite courses, work experience,
GRE examinations and grade-point
average requirements.
Students are evaluated for admission to graduate study on the basis of the recommendations, resume, Statement of
Purpose, prior to college or university transcripts and an interview with the program director. It is expected that a
candidate for admission was academically successful at the undergraduate level and is now ready to move on to a
successful graduate experience. The College oers admission to the most qualified applicants to each program.
Admission is oered to the student whose profile most reflects the ability for success and the ability to contribute
to, as well as learn from, the team-focused experience. Space in each program is limited.