Rotmon, University of Toronto, Canada MBA programme
The Rotman Admissions Committee seeks outstanding candidates who
have the potential to become exceptional managers and leaders. The Committee is
particularly interested in individuals who have demonstrated leadership
capabilities and strong motivation in both academic and professional pursuits.
Maturity, breadth of purpose, and a desire to have an impact are other traits
of interest.
The following criteria are used in assessing applicants:
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A recognized four year undergraduate degree with a minimum
mid-B average in final year (75% or 3.0 GPA)
Click here for information on degree equivalencies
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Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
results
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Two years of full-time work experience
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Two professional reference letters
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Interview,
in person or by telephone, by invitation of the Admissions Committee
Following is
a checklist of admissions requirements:
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the formal
application form;
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the application fee
of $150 CAD/$100 USD
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original transcripts
of all post-secondary academic programs attended;
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a detailed resum?;
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completed essays;
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original GMAT score
report sent directly from ETS;
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two professional
reference letters;
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English
facility test score reports, in applicable circumstances; and
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an interview, if
requested by the Commmittee.
Candidates are evaluated
on a total portfolio of previous performance, personal characteristics and life
experiences, as well as professional references. Complete instructions
regarding the Rotman MBA Application are available in our
online
application.
Language Proficiency
A very good
command of both written and spoken English is essential for all incoming
graduate students. For applicants whose first language is not English, the
School requires evidence of fluency in English. This can be demonstrated in a
number of ways:
A)
An undergraduate or graduate degree from a university where the language of
instruction and examination is English, or
B)
Satisfactory performance on the following tests: Test of English as a Foreign
Language (TOEFL) AND Test of Written English (TWE). A score of at least 600 on
the written, paper-based TOEFL or 250 on the computer-based TOEFL test is
required. A minimum score of 5.0 on the TWE is required.
Further
information can be obtained by contacting:
Test of English as a Foreign Language
Educational Testing Service
P.O. Box 6151, Princeton, New Jersey U.S.A 08541-6151
www.toefl.org
Deadlines
Applications to the
Full-Time MBA Program are accepted beginning in September of each year.
Admissions decisions are made on a continuous basis throughout the year upon
completion of a candidate's application file. The
final deadline date in the annual application cycle is
April 30th. Applications will not be
considered complete until all required elements are received. In order
to ensure your best chance for entry, please submit your application as early
as possible in the application cycle. The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
should be written prior to the application deadline.
Please be
aware that, as with many highly competitive programs, the class may become full
before the final application deadline date.
While the
final deadline date in the annual application cycle is April 30th, it is highly
recommended that applicants submit their completed applications as early as
possible within the application cycle for the best chance of being admitted.
IMPORTANT DATES:
For more information
Click
here
for a brochure about the MBA program
Laptop Requirements
Each Rotman student must own
a laptop computer as an entrance
requirement. This laptop must be able to connect to a wireless network.
For details about the
Rotman Laptop Program, click here.
The Rotman
School strongly recommends that entering students have a solid foundation in
undergraduate-level mathematics. Basic algebra is necessary and advanced
algebra and basic calculus are desirable.
It is
assumed that students will have working knowledge of word processing, the
Internet, and spreadsheet programs. Students who feel they need upgrading in
computer skills should consult the
University's
School of Continuing Studies, 158 St. George Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5S
2V8 (416) 978-2400.
Exemption Policy/Course
Credits
No exemptions are granted for previously completed undergraduate or graduate
course work.
Program
Fees
2003 FULL-TIME
MBA PROGRAM*
Domestic Students
(Canadian
citizens and landed immigrants)
Total Program Fee: $51,250
1st-Year Fee: $25,000
2nd-Year Fee: $26,250
International Students
Total Program Fee: $59,450
1st-Year Fee: $29,000
2nd-Year Fee: $30,450
*NOTE: All fees are
shown in Canadian Dollars
In addition to tuition fees, a
full-time student can expect to have a range of expenses for books,
supplementary case materials and supplies. There is also a compulsory fee of
approximately $350 paid to the student-run Orientation Committee, to cover
costs associated with Orientation.
Living expenses, food, lodging, personal expenses, etc. are
minimally estimated to be $1,200 to $1,500 per month for eight months during
the academic year. This figure is an estimate only and will vary according to
the type of accommodation, standard of living, etc.
Incidental Fees
Please note that University of Toronto incidental fees are not included in the
program tuition fee. For the 2003/2004 school year, they come to approximately
$750 for domestic students and $1,500 for international students. These fees
are subject to change annually. All amounts are quoted in Canadian funds.
The following is an estimate of the minimum funds a single
student will need for tuition and living expenses for the first 12 months in
Toronto:
Program Fee: $25,000 (domestic) / $29,000 (Int'l)
Incidental fees: $750 (domestic) / $1,500
Laptop: $2,900-$3,200
Accommodation: $7,000-$12,000
Food: $2,400-$3,600
Clothing: $1,200
Books/Supplies: $1,500-$2,000
Local Transportation: $900
Entertainment: $1,200
TOTAL FOR ONE YEAR: $47,000-$54,600
International Students
International students must meet certain immigration regulations before
entering Canada. Prospective students should contact the nearest Canadian
embassy, high commission or consulate as soon as they receive their offer of
admission. Among the documentation required to obtain an entry visa and student
authorization are evidence of adequate funds and proof of medical clearance.
For further information regarding immigration regulations, please consult the
University of Toronto International Student Centre Web site at:
www.library.utoronto.ca/isc/.
Cost of
Living
In addition to tuition fees, a full-time student can expect to incur a range of
expenses for books, supplementary case materials and supplies. There is also a
compulsory fee of approximately $325 paid to the student-run Orientation
Committee, to cover costs associated with Orientation.
Living expenses, food, lodging, personal expenses, etc. are
minimally estimated to be $1,200-$1,500 per month for eight months during the
academic year. This figure is an estimate only and will vary according to the
type of accommodation, standard of living, etc.
Housing
The University of Toronto offers residence accommodations for 3,300
undergraduate and graduate students on its St. George campus in downtown
Toronto. Because demand exceeds supply, acceptance into the Rotman MBA Program
does not guarantee a place in residence.
There are many alternatives to residence accommodation. These
include independent residences and off-campus housing. For information
regarding on-campus and off-campus housing, please contact the
University of Toronto
Housing Service at:
Koffler Student Services Centre
214 College Street
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A2
(416) 978-8045
www.library.utoronto.ca/housing_service
Taken from utoronto.ca
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