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Admission decisions will be based on
- - official GMAT or GRE scores,
- - official academic transcripts
indicating the student's academic achievements
(including GPA and performance in courses
related to IS and business),
- - three letters of
recommendation (preferably two from
individuals with earned doctorates),
- - prior work experience, and
- - an
statement of purpose
for pursuing the Ph.D. in Business/IS (1-2
pages).
For the Fall 2008 class, we will start considering applications from February 1, 2008.
To ensure sufficient
background for doctoral-level courses, students
must demonstrate appropriate competence in
quantitative reasoning, which is evident through
completion of courses equivalent to UMSL's
Econ 3150,
BA 5001, and
BA 5002.
The economic courses can be waived if students have
intermediate macroeconomic and microeconomic
courses at the undergraduate level.
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