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The Wisconsin MBA
School of Business
Strategic Human Resource Management - Admission
Prospective students apply online through the University of Wisconsin School of Business, and specify
Strategic Human Resource Management as their career specialization of
choice. Candidates applying to the program are evaluated on each of the following criteria:
- A bachelor's degree
from an approved (accredited) institution. International applicants must
have a degree comparable to an approved U.S. bachelor's degree.
- A minimum of two years of work experience
for applicants to the MBA program. However, exceptional candidates with
limited work experience may be considered.
- A Graduate Management Admissions Test
(GMAT) score taken within the past five years.
- Test of English as a Foreign Language
(TOEFL) score of 600 or above (paper-based test) or 100 or above
(Internet-based test) for applicants whose native language is not
English or whose undergraduate instruction was not in English.
- Evidence of adequate financial resources
for the anticipated duration of the program for international
applicants. This information is required for visa documentation by the
federal government.
- Computer Literacy Requirement
All master's students must possess knowledge of spreadsheet and
presentation software. The important focus is on usable
technical/computing skills such as: document layout, graphics insertion,
and table development; spreadsheet functions such as summing, counting,
graphing, and forecasting; and presentation development including
graphics and on-line delivery.
- There are no School of Business prerequisite courses for students in the MBA program. If you have not taken or feel that a refresher course would benefit you in preparing for the MBA program, we suggest that you consider taking a statistics and/or economics course. Both courses have proven to be beneficial to incoming students in helping them gain the necessary knowledge to begin the program.