WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING 
APPLICATIONS FOR SPRING & FALL '09

Summer Program

We pride ourselves on offering a diverse classroom setting, which means we welcome many students who don't have a prior background in business. That's why we created the Drucker Experience Summer Program. It brings these students together, and prepares them for rigors of an MBA. This special summer program is not offered anywhere else, and it’s a great way to get started. More information...

Applications are processed on a rolling admission basis. Each application is evaluated as they are received. Below are the priority deadlines for our Full-Time and Part-Time MBA students. Priority deadlines are the best time to receive fellowship consideration and allows for more assistance as you go through the application process.

Spring Deadlines

• November 15, 2008
• December 1, 2008

Fall Deadlines

• February 15, 2009 -- Priority Fellowship Deadline
• April 1, 2009
• June 15, 2009

Note: Any application received after June 15, 2009 will not be considered for fellowships. 

We encourage international students to apply by April 1, 2009 for the fall semester to ensure enough time for I-20 and Visa processing.

Application Guidelines

In order to be eligible for admission to the Drucker School, you must hold a U.S. equivalent Bachelors degree from an accredited college or university and have taken the GMAT within the past five years.

You may apply online for the Drucker MBA program or print a pdf version of the application and mail it in. Please send printed application to:

Claremont Graduate University
Admissions Office
160 East 10th St. 
Claremont, CA 91711-6163
(909) 621-8069 or
(909) 607-7811
admiss@cgu.edu

The following must be included in your application package:

• Completed Application 
  A completed and signed application for admission (this may be submitted online)
• Official transcripts
  Official transcripts from all undergraduate institutions attended
• Official GMAT score
  An official GMAT score report sent directly from Educational Testing Services (ETS). The institutional code for the Drucker School is 
  DZK-QS-08. There is no minimum GMAT score. However, the average GMAT score for the Fall 2008 entering class is 636, and 80% of the class scored between 570-700. 
  GMAT scores are valid up to five years from your test date. For more information on the GMAT, please visit: www.mba.com.
• Three letters of recommendation
  Three letters of recommendation from professional sources
• Essays
  Click on A Personal Statement for instructions on completing this portion of your application.
• Resume
  A copy of your resume. Although work experience is not required, most incoming students have four years of work experience on average.
• $60 non-refundable application fee
• Official TOEFL score (international applicants only)
  An official TOEFL score sent directly from ETS or an IELTS official score report for all international students.
  The minimum score required for admission is 570 for the paper-based test, 230 for the computer-based test, or 88 for the internet-based test. TOEFL exams are valid for two years from your test date. 
  Students who score below 600 on the paper-based test, 250 on the computer-based test, and 100 on the internet-based test will be required to participate in the Drucker International Fellows Program. All non-native english-speaking international students are eligible to join the International Fellows Program, and we recommend you give it serious consideration. Click more information regarding the International Fellows Program.
  The institutional code for the Drucker School is 4053. For more information on the TOEFL, visit: www.toefl.org.
• Interview
  All applicants that are invited for an interview will be notified via email. Interviews are required for admission. It is highly recommended that applicants conduct their interviews on campus. However, special accommodations will be made for applicants that must interview over the telephone.