What does MBA stand for? This document gives a brief overview of the MBA degree and the application process as well as additional resources that can be found at http://www.mbastand.com.

1. MBA Overview
by http://www.mbastand.com

2. Getting Started
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Is business school right for me?
○ Take the time to identify your strengths, purpose, passion and goals
○ These books might help: The Pathfinder and True North
Consider the benefits and value of an MBA
○ Quality of student body
○ Professors
○ In-school experience
○ Job opportunities post-graduation
○ Increase in salary Alumni Network
For more information, visit:
○ Getting Started with an MBA

3. Selecting a School
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Consider:
○ Program type (full-time, part-time, etc.)
○ Location
○ Your qualifications
○ Job prospects post-graduation
○ Reputation and alumni network
For more information, visit:
○ http://www.mbastand.com/selecting-a-school/
For a list of schools, visit:
○ List of Top MBA Programs

4. Application Process
● Requirements vary by school, but generally include:
○ Candidate Profile Information (transcripts, work
experience, resume, etc.)
○ Application Essays GMAT (some schools also
accept GRE)
○ Letters of Recommendation
○ Campus Visit (optional) and Interview
● For more information and application timeline, visit: http:
//www.mbastand.com/mba-application-processoverview-and-timeline/

5. Cost and Scholarships
● Total costs for a full-time program include the following:
○ Tuition
○ Room & Board
○ Living Expenses
○ Travel
● For a list of scholarships, visit:
○ List of MBA Scholarships

6. Additional Information
● What does an MBA Stand for?
○ Ultimate MBA Information Online
○ MBA Resources