How to Apply to the TMMBA Program

The Technology Management MBA Program uses an online application process. Create your profile and submit your aplication today. Complete instructions are included within the application.

Professional Experience Requirement
Applicants are required to have post-baccalaureate professional work experience (minimum is 3 years and average is 12 years) with a history of increasing responsibility and a strong record of accomplishments. Supervisory or management experience is not required; however, applicants must demonstrate leadership experience and senior management potential.

Education Requirement
Applicants to the Technology Management MBA Program typically hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university. A few non-degreed applicants with outstanding work experience may be considered for admission each year. We evaluate candidates on a case-by-case basis.

Application Checklist
All Applicants Must Submit:

Online Profile
Essay
Resume
Letters of Recommendation (two total; one from current supervisor)
Official GMAT score report (code: Tech Mgmt MBA 459-75-75)
Two copies of official transcripts (directly from institution)
     *Applicants with international transcripts--see below
$65 non-refundable application fee

Applicants who meet admissions criteria and are likely to be successful in the program will be invited for interviews.

For applicants who do not require a student visa, apply anytime before September 1, 2009 to be considered for admission in January 2010. Admission decisions are conveyed within one month of all requirements being submitted.

Additional Requirement for Permanent Residents:

Proof of English language proficiency (if applicable)

Additional Requirements for International Applicants:

Proof of Financial Ability Form
Photocopy of current visa (if applicable)
Notice of Action (if applicable)
Proof of English language proficiency (if applicable) 

*All Applicants with International Transcripts

If the international institution will issue official transcripts and the language is English, no special arrangements are necessary. Submit two copies to the TMMBA Office.

If the transcript language is not English, a certified English translation must accompany the original document. If the institution will not issue an official translation, you may translate the transcripts and have your translation certified by a UW faculty member who is fluent in the particular language or you may contact your local consulate for assistance.