Brigham Young Marriott MBA Deadlines 2024-2025
The Brigham Young University (BYU) Marriott MBA deadlines for the 2024-2025 admissions season are below.
BYU Marriott reviews applications on a rolling basis and is conducting its MBA application process in four rounds. International applicants need to apply by the Round 3 deadline. The Round 4 deadline is for domestic applicants only.
| Rounds | Application Deadline |
|---|---|
| Round 1 | December 1, 2024 |
| Round 2 | January 15, 2025 |
| Round 3 | March 1, 2025 |
| Round 4 | May 1, 2025 |
Applications are accepted beginning each year on October 1. The adcom then begins reviewing complete applications on November 1. Completed applications submitted prior to the given deadline will be given priority. Incomplete applications are not pushed to the next deadline round, but rather reviewed once they’re completed.
Once an application is complete, applicants can expect to hear if they qualify for an interview invitation within three weeks. After the interview, a letter of admissions or rejection will be issued within two weeks.
Required Materials
Applicants must submit the online application form, GMAT or GRE scores (exceptional waivers available), copies of academic transcripts from a bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college or university, essay, a resume, an ecclesiastical endorsement, and two recommendations. International applicants must provide scores from one of the following tests: TOEFL or English3 Proficiency. The adcom requires applicants to have two years of full-time work experience.
When Does Brigham Young Marriott Issue Invitations to Interview?
Interviews are offered by invitation only within three weeks of submitting the application. The timing of an interview invitation has no bearing on admission.
MBA Applywire
I am a deferred MBA applicant with a strong international background, having studied and worked across India, the UK, and the USA. Currently, I am completing a full-time Co-op at Master Electronics, where I focus on business analytics, strategy, and supply chain optimization. Additionally, I have completed three internships in strategy consulting, supply chain, and business intelligence, which have helped me develop a strong foundation in data-driven decision-making, global supply chains, and strategic problem-solving.
Academically, I hold a 3.60 GPA and a 327 GRE score (164V, 163Q, 5.0 AWA). Beyond academics, I have demonstrated leadership and teamwork through winning 11 intramural soccer trophies at Arizona State University. A defining moment of resilience in my journey was recovering from a trimalleolar ankle fracture, during which I successfully managed my internship, academics, and physiotherapy without falling behind.
My global business interests are reflected in projects such as the Nestlé class project, where I explored strategic solutions for market expansion, and the Vibrant Smile Joint Venture project, a simulated strategy project in my MGT 459 class, where my team and I developed a market entry strategy for an electric toothbrush company. These experiences have further fueled my passion for strategy, consulting, and business transformation.
Post-MBA, I am looking to work in strategy consulting, corporate strategy, or analytics-driven leadership roles, ideally in the USA, Europe (France/Spain), or UAE. I am drawn to an MBA for its ability to sharpen my strategic thinking, leadership skills, and global career opportunities. Given my background, I would love feedback on how to best position my profile for top Deferred MBA programs like Kellogg, Wharton, Darden, Haas, and Yale.
- Econ undergrad @ a T20 MBA School
- 4 years military experience @ application
- Three Different roles in the military, ranked top 5% in all three
- Family business is pharma (mid-cap) would like to pursue IB/Consulting or Pharma LDP
- LT goal: Pharma PE family office
Retiring military officer, coming from operations and strategic planner roles. Previous led teams of 80+ people, and looking to grow into a leadership role in a large company in the Pacific Northwest. Undergraduate in Arabic Language and Culture from lesser known school, and a Masters in Theology from Seminary (3.8 GPA in both programs). Will be a practice GRE and GMAT to see which is a better fit.
Questions I am considering:
Will it be better to go to an M7 program or a local MBA program if I want to find a position in Seattle?
Will the GRE or GMAT be a better fit for my application?
Should I be looking into EMBA programs instead, based on the average age of MBA programs?
Should a maintain a federal job while attending a hybrid MBA or EMBA program?
MBA LiveWire
Received full scholarship