Graduate Study: MBA

The Chadron State College MBA program.

Generalist Track: 

• CO-OP Management
• Marketing Representative
• Project Management

Offered in 8-week format with two entry points: August and January

Note: all of the following must be received by the Office of International Education BEFORE a student will be considered for full admission.

Applicants are applying for admission to a CSC campus-based graduate (master's) program under a U.S. non-immigrant F-1 student visa. Applicants must have completed a college or university undergraduate (bachelor's) degree equivalent to a 4-year U.S. bachelor's degree.

Step 1: Fully complete and submit your online application. It is FREE to apply.

• Choose the International application link.
• Apply as a Graduate

Step 2: Arrange to have your official transcripts sent to CSC.

• Applicant must demonstrate a minimum cumulative grade point average of at least 2.75.

Step 3: Arrange to have proof of English proficiency sent to CSC.

Step 4: Submit your Financial Declaration and Certification and bank letter.

Step 5: Submit your Health and Immunization forms.

To ensure timely processing of your application, international applicants should:

1. Use your full legal name on all documents.
   • Make sure you use your full legal name, exactly as it appears on your passport.
   • Make sure that your name is spelled correctly and consistently on your application and all the supporting documents.
   • Be sure to write your full legal name on all of your application materials (application fee, test scores, Financial Declaration and Certification, bank letter, academic records, etc.).
2. Submit all application materials by the deadlines outlined above.
3. Do not list a Post Office Box as your permanent foreign address.
   • In order for us to issue your I-20 form, the permanent home address listed on your application for admission must be a foreign street address.
4. Be sure to use the correct Chadron State College mailing address.
   • Send all materials to the International Office, 1000 Main Street, Crites Hall 218, Chadron, NE 69337, USA.
5. Provide us with an accurate email address.

• Based on estimated costs for 9 credit hours per semester (6 credits at on-campus, non-resident rate and 3 credits at online, flat-rate) or 18 credit hours per academic year (fall and spring semester).
• Costs are estimated and subject to change without notice.
• On-campus housing and meal plans are available, but not required for graduate students. View the housing rates and polices.
• Insurance costs are approximate and based on 9 months of coverage. Rates can be higher or lower based on the insurance plan and age. If you are participating in an NCAA sport on campus at Chadron State College, your insurance coverage will be higher.
• International Student fees are $10.00 per credit hour.  These fees are to cover the following expenses:  wire transfer fees, transportation services that are offered to International Students, and mailing services.

Qualifying students pay the lower, on-campus resident tuition rate for on-campus courses.

Approximate savings of $1,100 per semester.

Automatically awarded to all students with a minimum 3.5 GPA [4.0 scale] for all previous work attempted at all colleges attended.

Qualifications

• Apply for admission as a degree-seeking Graduate students to an on-campus CSC graduate program. Fully online students do not qualify.
• Have completed an undergraduate degree equivalent to a 4-year regionally accredited U.S. bachelor's degree.
• Submit official transcripts for all previous college courses (English-translation required for any foreign transcripts), including those that did not apply to a degree.
• Have minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 for all previous work attempted at all colleges attended prior to their enrollment at Chadron State College.
• Maintain a CSC GPA of 3.5 or higher.

Students who do not meet the above qualifications as a new applicant may be awarded the scholarship if they achieve a minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA while at CSC. Students who were not awarded the scholarship as a new student are responsible for requesting it if they meet the GPA requirements after they begin their program.