Checklist
- Pay your deposit to enroll in the program. Instructions on how to
pay your deposit should have been sent to you by Graduate Studies. If
you cannot locate these instructions, please email gradstudies@byu.edu. Payment of
this deposit is required by all incoming students, even those who have
scholarship funds awarded to them. If a student has been awarded a
full-tuition scholarship, the amount of the paid deposit will be
returned to them by the Financial Aid office a few weeks after school
starts.
- Look at all dates
and deadlines for admitted students.
- Complete the required Harvard online prerequisite coursework in
accounting and statistics by 1 July. Information on how to register for
these courses will be sent to you in your admission letter and can also
be found on the Proficiency
Exam page.
- If you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and you choose to
apply for Federal Aid, make sure to complete an online FAFSA once your taxes are complete
(i.e. you would use your 2010 taxes to apply for the 2011 – 2012
school year). Register for a pin to
expedite the process. International students do not qualify for federal
student aid, but can check out Marriott
School loans.
- Create an email
alias.
- Complete an incoming student
survey.
- Register for a parking
pass.
- Update any address, phone, or email changes by logging into route Y.
- Read the policies
and procedures manual.
- Read, sign, and mail all forms to the
MBA office by August 5th. (International orientation contract required for international students only.)
- After receiving a registration email from the MBA program, complete
your fall registration. You can disregard all general registration
material from the university. Registration for classes will not be
available until after you receive the email from Debbie Ruse. You
should receive the registration email in July. If you do not receive
the email, please notify Debbie Ruse at debbie_ruse@byu.edu.
- Review the orientation
schedule and make plans to be near Provo during the orientation.
Your attendance is required for the entire orientation. International
students must attend both the international student orientation and the
incoming full-time student orientation.
- Check out BYU discounts on software,
computers, and virus protection
for students.
- Purchase and set up
a laptop.
- Order textbooks.
- Ensure you have completed all of the necessary paperwork for
student and/or family health insurance.
- Locate housing. You can find resources for housing near campus at http://housing.byu.edu/. Craigslist
is another good resource to find housing. There are several
neighborhoods where single graduate students live.
Some of the popular units are: Pioneer I and II, Canyon Meadows,
Deerhaven, Alpine Brook, and homes on Slate Canyon
- Pay tuition by the tuition deadline for the fall.
Find out more about how you can get involved in the MBA program by
visiting our clubs and associations web site.
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