Select a school in your city that offers an MBA program related to your field of education and employment. MBA programs typically take two years to complete and can be concentrated in accounting, marketing, finance, human resources and other fields.
Contact the school to request an application package. Though all MBA programs have similar application processes, some schools differ from one another. If you don't have a school that offers MBA programs in your immediate area, contact a school that offers a part-time or distance-education program.
Prepare for the Graduate Management Admission Test. Taking the GMAT is the first major step toward getting accepted into an MBA program, and it is imperative that you achieve a score high enough for acceptance into the programs you are applying for.
Contact your undergraduate school to obtain your official transcripts. MBA programs are highly competitive and it is important that your undergraduate marks meet any requirements the school may have. Find out the undergraduate requirements for the programs you are applying for.
Find out the experience requirements for the programs you will apply for. Requirements vary, so search for programs that meet your needs and that will look favorably on your achievements.
Ask past supervisors and professors for letters of recommendation that will outline your aptitude for success in an MBA program.
Complete the application process by fulfilling the school's application criteria. Typically, the application includes writing and submitting an essay explaining your career goals, as well as the items listed above. The school will contact you regarding your acceptance or if they would like you to come in for an interview.