Determine which MBA programs best fit your academic interests, work schedule and budget. Students enrolled in school while working full-time jobs need to carefully select a program that offers a flexible class schedule and will allow them to graduate at the pace they desire. Schools have different standards for admission based on grades, experience and others factors that must be considered when determining if a program works for you.
Budget your finances and determine if you need financial aid to help pay for tuition. Federal Stafford loans and PLUS loans to graduate students to help cover the cost of tuition. Financial aid applications can be filled out online and need to be submitted before classes begin.
Apply to the schools whose programs fit your needs. Most schools require your undergraduate degree transcripts, completion of the Graduate Management Admissions Test and payment of the application fee. Applying to multiple programs will provide you options if you are unable to gain admission into your top choice.