Traditional MBA Overview
- ACCEPTANCE RATE
- 68%
- AVERAGE GMAT
- 573
- ENROLLED
- 77
- GMAT REQUIREMENT
- No
- MEDIAN BASE SALARY OF NEW GRADS
- $94,000
The University of San Diego (Knauss) MBA program does not require GMAT or GRE scores, but students can submit them. Among students accepted last year, the average GMAT score was 573. The program does not require letters of recommendation, but up to two can be added. TOEFL scores are required for international applicants. Graduates earn $94,000 salary on average.
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Part-Time MBA Overview
- ACCEPTANCE RATE, FALL 2023
- 94%
- AVERAGE NUMBER OF YEARS OF WORK EXPERIENCE, 2023-24 ENTRANTS
- 7.0
- AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE GPA, 2023-24 ENROLLEES
- 3.14
- GRADUATION RATE, 2020-23
- 97%
- ONE-YEAR RETENTION RATE, 2022-23
- 100%
- SIZE OF 2022-2023 GRADUATING CLASS
- 41
- TUITION PER CREDIT, OUT-OF-STATE 5%
- $1,595
- YIELD, 2023–24 (MATRICULATES/ADMITS)
- 70%
Applicants to the University of San Diego’s Knauss School of Business part-time MBA must complete MBA Math prior to starting, in lieu of GMAT/GRE scores. Letters of recommendation are optional although two are recommended. International students must submit proof of English proficiency. The program boasts of 49% of students securing promotions after graduation. The admission cycle is rolling, with the last deadline being May 1 for fall admission.