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2010-2011 HBU Catalog - Houston Baptist University

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MS-HRM: A combination of writing score, in-person interview, and GPA; the writing score may<br />

be done through the AWA or in-house exam<br />

MS-MGMT: Applicant must already possess an MBA from an accredited U.S. institution.<br />

Foreign students may be required to take the GMAT.<br />

All Programs: Minimum GPA of 2.5.<br />

Carefully review and sign the Code of Academic Integrity. All students applying to the School of Business<br />

graduate programs must sign this code before the application may be considered. This form is part of the<br />

application packet.<br />

Submit three letters of recommendation. Recommendation forms may be downloaded on the application page<br />

at www.hbu.edu/MBA. If applying online you will receive a follow-up e-mail with detailed instructions<br />

outlining the submission of recommendation forms.<br />

Provide a current resume. E-mail your resume to mba-admissions@hbu.edu.<br />

Paper applications and supporting documents should be mailed to:<br />

School of Business & Economics<br />

Graduate Programs in Business<br />

<strong>Houston</strong> <strong>Baptist</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />

7502 Fondren Road<br />

<strong>Houston</strong>, TX 77074-3298<br />

Additional information regarding international student admission for Graduate Programs in Business is<br />

available at www.hbu.edu/international.<br />

If you have further questions, or to request a paper application, the Graduate Programs in Business office can<br />

be reached at gradbiz@hbu.edu or 281-649-3306.<br />

Application Deadlines. Students are eligible for admission to Graduate Programs in Business in late August,<br />

mid-January and early June. To be considered, an application file must be completed and fully supported<br />

by appropriate credentials. Specific application deadlines are available at WWW.<strong>HBU</strong>.EDU/ MBA.<br />

Students submitting a complete application file prior to the Priority Application Date found on the website<br />

are eligible to participate in early registration, providing optimum course availability. The final application<br />

deadline is two weeks prior to the start of the term; all application materials are required by this date.<br />

International students are encouraged to file all materials six weeks prior to the beginning of the term.<br />

International Student Admissions<br />

An international student is defined as any student wanting to attend the <strong>University</strong> who does not have the<br />

classification of United States citizen or permanent resident status as defined by the Bureau of U.S. Citizenship<br />

and Immigration Services (USCIS). An individual‘s immigration status determines whether the student must<br />

attend full-time. More detailed information can be obtained by contacting the Office of International Student<br />

Services at 281-649-3292, fax to 281-649-3217, or e-mail to goglobal@hbu.edu. All documents must be on file<br />

prior to admission consideration. <strong>HBU</strong> assumes ownership of all documents.<br />

1. Application for admission must be completed and returned to the appropriate admissions department<br />

(Undergraduate Admissions Office, specific Graduate Program Office). Online submission of an application<br />

is strongly encouraged. Undergraduate applicants must apply using the Texas Common Application. Paper<br />

versions of our application can also be provided upon request.<br />

2. An official transcript must be submitted showing graduation from a secondary school or its equivalent for<br />

undergraduate applicants. An official transcript showing a degree from a regionally accredited college or<br />

university must be submitted for graduate admissions as well as official copies of transcripts from each postsecondary<br />

institution attended. Any undergraduate or graduate applicant who has attended a college or<br />

university outside the United States must have his or her transcripts sent to a university approved foreign<br />

evaluation service for a course-by-course evaluation and a grade point average calculation. A copy of the<br />

evaluation must be sent directly to <strong>HBU</strong> from the evaluation service. Names of approved evaluation services<br />

are available at www.hbu.edu/international. The transferring undergraduate student should have a minimum<br />

cumulative grade point average of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale for all undergraduate work. A graduate student applicant<br />

must meet the minimum grade point requirements of the specific graduate program.<br />

In considering credit by transfer from other institutions, <strong>HBU</strong> places a premium on credits from regionally<br />

accredited institutions. However, <strong>HBU</strong> will also consider a request for transfer credit from institutions that<br />

<strong>2010</strong>-<strong>2011</strong> <strong>HBU</strong> <strong>Catalog</strong> www.hbu.edu/catalog Page 30

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