| As one of the leading MBA programs in the United States, UC Davis Graduate School of Management
offers the following concentrations towards an MBA degree. Please
keep reading to see the major employers of MBA graduates of UC Davis Graduate School of Management.
On the following screen, you will also see all materials required
for MBA admissions application, including MBA essays, reference
letters, TOEFL score, and application fee. By clicking the logo
below, you can see detailed admissions statistics for UC Davis Graduate School of Management. |
 CONCENTRATIONS
Accounting, Agricultural Management, E-commerce, Finance, International
Management, Information Technology, Management Science, Marketing, Public
Sector Management, Technology Management, General Management, Corporate
Environmental Management
TOP 10 EMPLOYERS
- Intel
- Agilent
- Wells Fargo
- GATX Capital
- Lam Research
- Dayton-Hudson
- Hewlett Packard
- Yahoo
- Deloitte & Touche
- Ernst & Young
APPLICATION MATERIALS
3 required essays
Interview (highly recommended)
3 letters of recommendation
1 official transcript from each institute
GMAT (ETS code: 4834)
Résumé
$ 95 application fee
International applicants should also provide:
TOEFL (ETS code: 4834-02, a minimum of 600 on paper-based or 250 on
computer-based)
ADMISSION CRITERIA
According to the admissions office, the following are the most important
aspects of admission: GMAT scores and work experience top the list, followed
by undergraduate GPA, the interview, and essays. The school also looks for
“motivation and leadership potential” among prospective MBAs.
ESSAY QUESTIONS
1. Discuss your career goals and how they led to your decision to pursue an
MBA. How did you choose the Graduate School of Management at UC Davis? How
will you contribute to the learning experience of others in your class? (3
pages maximum)
2. Taking risks and learning from those experiences are important attributes
of a manager. Describe a project or work situation where you stepped beyond
the boundaries required by the job and achieved a successful result. In
addition, describe a situation where the risk you took did not achieve the
desired result. (2 pages maximum)
3. On a more personal level, summarize the personal experiences that have
shaped who you are—your family background, people who have influenced you,
obstacles you have had to overcome and major turning points in your life. (2
pages maximum)
CONTACT
Address: Graduate School of Management, Davis, CA 95616-8609
E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.gsm.ucdavis.edu Phone: 530-752-7658
Fax: 530-752-2924
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