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Admission & Application Survey |
| Full-time MBA program |
UNC's admissions process focusses equally on academic record,
professional achievement, and fit with the program.
In examining an applicant's academic record, the school is looking at
grades, course load, and standardized test scores.
In examining professional achievement, the school is looking for
demonstrated success in positions that require leadership, business
accumen, and/or general intellectual horsepower.
The school uses a body of essays and an interview to assess personal fit
with the program. The admissions committee is looking for a strong
aptitude and appetite for team work, ability to communicate clearly and
in a compelling fashion, diverse background experiences, and a drive for
excellence.
My advice on demonstrating fit with the school through the essays &
interviews is to simply be yourself. If your personality, interests,
and perspectives are in line with the program then it will show through
naturally. If you're out of sync with the program then it's best for
all parties to discover it as early as possible and avoid two awkward
years in a program that's not well suited for you.
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University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler) Admission & Application Surveys
