What are the Business Administration degrees offered at Lincoln University USA?

Lincoln University  generally takes nearly 10 business days to respond on the application received with complete documents. However, for some of the major course the university may require some additional time to revert and may require interview for few of the programs to finanlize the application decision.

It is advised to the students, to submit their application with complete documents to avoid delay response.

Yes, Lincoln University accepts IELTS scores as a part of their compulsory requirements from the students who are from non-native English speaking countries and willing to take admission at the Lincoln Univeristy to study in USA. Check the table below to know the minimum International English Language Testing System (IELTS) requirement of the university as per the course.

Yes, the Lincoln Univerisy requires GRE  or GMAT scores to accepts the students for postgraduate courses. The courses that accept GRE or GMAT scores are Master of Science and  Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) courses. 

Along with GRE and GMAT test scores, international students are also required to submit the proof of their English language test results as a part of a compulsory requirement.

Lincoln University New Zealand has recorded 4,517 out of which nearly  3,123 are Equivalent Full-Time Students (EFTS) out of which nearly 1,129 students are international students from more than 60 countries according to the 2023 enrollment record of the university. To known more about the enrollment changed in past three years check the table mentioned below:

International students who are willing to apply for the M. Agri Program at Lincoln University New Zealand are required to hold a relevant New Zealand level 7 bachelor's degree or recognised equivalent with a B average or better in the 300 level and final year (full-time equivalent) courses along with other necessary documents.

Additionally, international students are also required to provide the proof of their English language test scores as a part of their compulsory requirement along with other supporting documents.