Master of Business Administration and Master of City and Regional Planning

MBA students may pursue a dual degree that combines their business education with studies in six of UNC's highly regarded graduate schools as well as two programs at Duke University. The MBA Program will also consider other non-formal dual degree pursuits, provided both admissions offices approve of the dual degree. All of the dual degree programs allow you to shave a year off of the time it would normally take to pursue the two degrees individually.

You will need to supply transcripts of all academic work youve completed at the baccalaureate/undergraduate and graduate levels. This includes:

The institution(s) at which you were conferred a degree
Institutions that are noted as transfer credit on any transcript
Summer sessions or extension programs
Any other institutions at which you took one or more courses
If you studied outside of the United States, you must have a college-level education equivalent to an American undergraduate or baccalaureate degree the same as a first-university degree and, typically, is a four-year degree. If the original language of the academic record and diploma is not English, please submit a certified literal (not interpretive) English translation with the original document.

If you received a bachelor's degree upon completion of a three-year undergraduate program, you are eligible to apply to our Full-Time MBA program. You will need to supply copies of your academic record and the diploma, degree certificate, or other documentation indicating the conferral date of your degree. its international equivalent with an accredited institution an average grade of B (cumulative GPA 3.0) or better. IELTS -7.0 , TOEFL IBT- 90