The MBA 3+2 concurrent enrollment program is a very selective program that combines an approved undergraduate program with the MBA program. This program is available in conjunction with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Finance, or Bachelor of Science in Construction Management. Due to the time frame of the program, applicants can only have one major. The student must graduate in five years with both degrees. Admission into the 3+2 Concurrent Enrollment Program is not an entitlement. Applicants are only accepted to begin in the Fall semester with the application and admissions process starting the preceding Spring semester.
MBA 3+2 Program Admission Process
3+2 MBA applications for fall semester are due on March 1st of the previous spring. For traditional MBA deadlines, see MBA Admission Instructions.
Meet with your advisor
Schedule a meeting
Meet with your academic advisor to discuss the eligibility requirements for the MBA 3+2 program.
Applicants must have a 3.25 GPA. Applicants must be enrolled in one of the following programs: BS-Public Accounting, BBA-Finance, or BS-Construction Management. For additional details, refer to the 3+2 MBA Application.
Develop course sequence plan
Work with your academic advisor to develop your course sequencing plan.
Apply
Complete the 3+2 program application
Make sure the application is signed by your academic advisor and the MBA Coordinator.
Academic evaluation form
Select an academic evaluator
The academic evaluator will be responsible for completing a recommendation form. Email their name and email address to MBA Liaison Jessa Dearth. She will email the recommendation form to your evaluator.
Email: [email protected]
Personal essay
750 word essay
Indicate your reasons for seeking a Master of Business Administration degree. Include professional and/or career goals and pertinent past work experience. The minimum length is 750 words, submitted as an MS Word document with 1” margins, 12 pt. font and a cover page that includes the applicant's name and date.
Official transcripts
Obtain official transcripts
Visit the CMU Registrar's office to request official transcripts. Transcripts should be sent directly to the MBA office, rather than issued to student.
MBA Office:
Colorado Mesa University
Davis School of Business, Attn: Jessa Dearth, DH301J
1100 North Ave., Grand Junction, CO 81501
Submit for consideration
After completing the following items:
1. Application (signed by student, academic advisor, and MBA Coordinator)
2. Selected academic evaluator (name & email address)
3. Personal essay
4. Official transcripts (direct from the Registrar's office to the MBA office)
Submit application packet
Submit to MBA Liaison Jessa Dearth at:
Colorado Mesa University
Davis School of Business, Attn: Jessa Dearth, DH301J
1100 North Ave., Grand Junction, CO 81501
or via email [email protected]