Admissions & Enrollment Related Questions

1. What language proficiency requirements are there for non-native English speakers?

For non-native English speakers: a minimum TOEFL score of 550 (CBT 213, iBT 79), a minimum TOEIC score of 800, or a minimum IELTS score of 6.0*

* Please note: Students with a TOEFL score of 500-549, a TOEIC score of 625-799 or an IELTS score of 5.5 to 6.0 may be admitted on a provisional basis and must receive a B or higher in their first two courses.

2. Is a bachelor's degree required for admission to the MBA program?

Yes. Anaheim University requires all of its applicants to have a minimum of a recognized four-year undergraduate or bachelor's degree.

3. Can students with an undergraduate degree from a foreign university, such as a Japanese university, enter the MBA program?

Yes. Anaheim University accepts undergraduate or bachelor's degrees from any country as long as the degree is recognized by the government or education ministry of the country in which it was conferred.

4. What does it mean to be a matriculated student?

Matriculated students are those who have been officially enrolled in the degree program and are considered degree-seekers by the University, having completed at least two courses with a grade of B or better. Students who are simply attending a single course are not considered to be matriculated students.

5. How do I apply for the program?

You can apply online at www.anaheim.edu by clicking `Apply` in the top section, or you may contact the University by e-mail at 이 이메일 주소는 스팸머로부터 보호됩니다. 보시려면 자바스크립트를 활성화 하십시요 to request an application and either a paper application or a digital application, whichever you prefer, will be sent to you. In the case of a digital application, you will need to print it out, sign it and submit it by mail.

Please submit your application to:

Anaheim University
Office of Admissions Rm. 110
1240 South State College Blvd.
Anaheim, CA 92806
USA

Students residing in Japan may submit their application to the University's International Liaison Office at:

Anaheim University
Akio Morita Learning Center
Raykay Minami Aoyama Building
5-4-29 Minami Aoyama
Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-0062
Japan

6. Can students who have taken courses at other universities transfer their credit into the AU MBA program?

Yes. In accordance with California Education Code regulations, graduate students may transfer a maximum of six credits from another university into a Master's degree program.

7. Is the GMAT required for admission?

No. The GMAT is not required for admission into Anaheim University's MBA degree program.

8. Does AU award credit for professional or life experience?

No. Anaheim University does not award credit for professional or life experience.

9. Is an entrance examination required?

No. Other than the English proficiency requirements, AU does not require MBA degree-seekers to take an admission or entrance examination.

10. How soon after applying can students begin their studies?

A student's application must be reviewed by the Office of Admissions and approved by the Dean of the Akio Morita School of Business. The approval process can usually be completed within one week after receipt of all required application documents. Following approval and acceptance into the University, a new student can begin their studies at the beginning of the next term as long as space is available. New terms begin every six or ten weeks. depending on your program. It is recommended that you submit your application at least two weeks prior to the commencement of the term, so that there is sufficient time for course materials and other related information to be sent to you.

11. Do students have to enroll in the entire degree program, or can they simply enroll in one course to see how they like it?

Students may enroll in only one course, or as many courses as they wish. There is no obligation to complete the entire degree program once you have started.

12. Do students need to have computer access prior to enrolling?

Yes. Every student must have access to the Internet and a computer with word processing software in order to study in the MBA program. This does not mean that the student must own a computer. In many cases, students participate in AU courses and use rental computers through local Internet cafes, etc.