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Application Process

Chicago Booth admits new students into the Executive MBA Program according to the deadlines below. The process has two main components:

  • Application - You must complete an application and provide supporting details by the relevant deadlines.
  • Admissions Interview - Interviews will be granted on an invitation-only basis after evaluation of a submitted application. Interviews are conducted by admissions staff, students, or alumni on campus. All interviews, regardless of who conducts them, receive equal weight in the evaluation process.

All candidates are informed of admission decisions via email or postal mail. For more information see the admissions decisions section.

Submission Deadline

Your application must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. local time on the day of the deadline in order to be considered for an application round. This includes receipt of all online and mailed-in materials. Applications submitted after a deadline will automatically be considered in the next round as long as all materials are included with the application.

RoundSubmission Deadline
Early Deadline December 1, 2011
First Deadline February 1, 2012
Last Deadline

Chicago and London April 1, 2012
Singapore: April 15, 2012

We encourage all applicants to apply early, as there is a limited number of seats available.

International Applicant Information

North America Program applicants only: An international applicant to the Executive MBA Program North America is anyone who is not a U.S. citizen or U.S. permanent resident at the time of application. Executive MBA students are not eligible for student visas. Admission to Chicago Booth does not guarantee non-immigrant status in the United States. Please see your nearest U.S. embassy if you have questions about your status.

Letter of Support

A letter of company support certifying that your employer will allow you to attend all class meetings is requested after admission. This letter is not required to provide details of financial support, if any.

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general partner and cofounder of Foundation Capital



Last Updated 5/23/11