How long does it take to get an MBA at UNH?

Students applying at the University of New Hampshire MBA course can submit their Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) scores; however, the GMAT scores are not a part of the compulsory requirement at the university but can be benefical for the students to enhance their portfolio and get the scholarship awards as per the course specific or other at the university.

Yes, considering the University of New Hampshire's acceptance rate which is nearly 87% calculated as per the unofficial source getting admission at the university is not too tough and students with good academic excellence long with all the other requirements such as test score and supporting documents can easily get chance to study at the university.

The acceptance rate of the University of New Hampshire shows that nearly 87 students out of 100 applicants secure their place at the university.

As per the 2024 official record the University of New Hampshire received nearly 22,931 applications which is also considered as a hhig application number. The university also recorded over 12% of students of color with 56% of female students and 44% of male students population from over 34 states.

The documents requirement at the University of New Hampshire for the international students vary as per the department of course and at various level. The general document requirement at the university for the admission are mentioned below:

• Academic transcripts.
•  one or two letter of recommendation  as per the course preference.
• English language test scores (TOEFL, IELTS, ACT, and more).
• Standarized test scores (SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT and other as per the preference)

Yes,   the University of New Hampshire MBA courses are available in seven major industry-focused fields and specializations covering Finance; Global Business; Growth & Innovation; Healthcare Industry; Hospitality Management; Information Systems & Business Analytics, and Marketing.

These course specialisation opens new career opportunities and can be studied in hybrid, online or in on-campus methods.