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We need proof that you completed a bachelor’s degree at an accredited institution in a business-related field with a valid copy of your official diploma and transcript. Documents not in English must be accompanied by official translations, such as those provided by a validated institutional official or embassy.
At MSU , we make translating your transcripts and diplomas easy. We offer an in-house translation service for free. This simplifies the process for you, so you can concentrate on finding your documents. Just leave the translation to us.
English proficiency
- Provide a valid diploma or transcript from a college or university in the US or its territories
- Provide MSU with an official letter from an approved institutional official from the credential granting institution which states that the primary language of instruction was English
- Provide a minimum passing score on an approved English qualification exam within the past two years. For instance, a TOEFL score. If you haven’t taken an exam, we’ll ask you to complete the EF Standard English Test, a free, online English test designed to meet the same high technical standards as the other standardized tests in the field, such as the TOEFL or IELTS.
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Minimum score required for English proficiency
You will need one of the following:
Resume
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MSU learning is personalized to you and your ambitions. So you may wish to submit a resume and employment history as part of your application to help us to tailor your learning path.
Foundation Courses
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Do you have a degree in business? You can enter your MBA directly.
Don’t have a business degree? Choose between two pathways:
- Take four Foundation Courses, which provide the base business skills you need for our broader MBA. Each course takes 6-8 weeks; at the end you can start taking MBA core courses.
- Take the 20-question Peregrine Academic Leveling Course Assessment to demonstrate your business knowledge and map your skills. If you pass, you can enter your MBA core courses. If you don’t, you will have the opportunity to take our business Foundation Courses.
Proof of high school graduation
Or college graduation. Alternatively, proof of your General Educational Development certificate (GED) or equivalent exam, such as HiSET or TASC: valid copies of your official diploma and transcript in English. Documents not in English must be accompanied by official translations, such as those provided by a validated institutional official or embassy.
At Nexford, we make translating your transcripts and diplomas easy. We offer an in-house translation service for free. This simplifies the process for you, so you can concentrate on finding your documents. Just leave the translation to us.
English proficiency
Our programs are in English. We’ll need you to demonstrate that you’re proficient in the language in one of the following ways:
- Provide a valid diploma or transcript from a college or university in the US or its territories
- Provide Nexford with an official letter from an approved institutional official from the credential granting institution which states that the primary language of instruction was English
- Provide a minimum passing score on an approved English qualification exam within the past two years. For instance, a TOEFL score. If you haven’t taken an exam, we’ll ask you to complete the EF Standard English Test (EF SET), a free, online English test designed to meet the same high technical standards as the other standardized tests in the field, such as the TOEFL or IELTS.
Minimum score required for English proficiency
You will need one of the following:
Apply for the certificate and be accepted straight away: you won’t have to demonstrate prior learning, or answer detailed admissions questions.
We recommend that you have a good command of English, so you can benefit from the course content.
If you’re taking an advanced certificate, you should already have some general business knowledge.
Apply for the course and be accepted straight away: you won’t have to demonstrate prior learning, or answer detailed admissions questions.
We recommend that you have a good command of English, so you can benefit from the course content.
If you’re taking an advanced course, you should already have some general business knowledge.
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Apply
Apply any time you want. Complete the online application, upload the supporting documents or email them and pay the one-off fee of $55 – via credit or debit card. Take advantage of our free official evaluation of your international transcripts and diplomas, saving you up to $200+ plus delivery fees, based on competitive international evaluation agency rates. Also benefit with our in-house translation service for your transcripts and diplomas at no cost.
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Wait for your offer
We'll tell you within seven days whether you've been accepted, or if we need more information from you. If you're accepted, the next step is enrollment. If you're not successful, we'll communicate why – and if and when you should re-apply.
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Enroll
When you're accepted, you have 30 days to return your enrollment agreement and make your tuition payment. Please note that we ask that you pay three months in advance, so you never have to worry about falling behind with your payments.
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Assess your skills
At this stage, you have the option to take a free online self-assessment — the Diagnostic Assessment and Achievement of College Skills (DAACS) during your application. DAACS helps you self-assess important areas, such as your level of comfort with an online environment and your English language communication skills — all essential skills for your success.
Complete orientation
Once you've completed these steps, you'll be ready to start MSU Orientation. Orientation is designed to help you:
- Learn about MSU online learning environment, where you'll take academic courses, view your records, and make tuition payments
- Discover MSU academic programs, including advice on choosing the right academic path for you
- Understand our academic and code of conduct policies
- Find out about the different kinds of support resources, from faculty course-based advising to your dedicated Success Advisor.
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