Chicago Booth Master in Management
Overview
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The Chicago Booth Master in Management (MiM) program is a ten-month, full-time, in-person program located on the University of Chicago campus in Chicago, Illinois. Booth’s MiM program seeks recent college graduates with liberal arts and STEM majors who are pursuing a management degree to help them launch their business career. Given this focus, Booth is not seeking applicants with undergraduate business degrees or graduates with more than two years of post-college work experience upon matriculation. For international students seeking a U.S. work visa, the Booth MiM program is designated as a STEM degree program.
| Program Attributes | Chicago Booth MiM Program Attributes |
| Program Type | Full time, in person, on campus |
| Duration of Program | 10 months, August – June |
| Location of Program | Chicago, IL U.S.A |
| Admissions Deadlines | October 10, January 9, March 6 and May 1 |
| STEM Designation? | Yes |
| Work Experience Requirement | Applicants can have from zero to two years of work experience |
| Undergraduate Major Requirement | Seeks recent college graduates with any major except business |
| 2024 – 2025 Tuition | $65,000 – $67,000 (estimate) |
Curriculum
The Chicago Booth Master in Management program begins with a two-week Boothcamp to develop students academically and professionally. Academically, Boothcamp covers introductory concepts in accounting, business, statistics, and economics. Professionally, students use the camp to work on refining career goals, job search skills, networking, and interview preparation. Over the course of the ten-month program, students take five core courses, four courses in a specialization, at least one elective, and a Succeeding in the Workplace course. The core courses offered are Data Analytics, Financial Accounting, Microeconomics, Managerial Decision Modeling, and Behavioral Foundations of Management. In addition to core courses, students complete four courses within an area of specialization, choosing from Analytics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Marketing, and Strategic Management. Students are also required to take at least one elective course out of over 100 offerings. Examples of elective courses include Strategies and Processes of Negotiations, Cost Analysis and Internal Controls, and Operations Management.
Careers
The Chicago Booth Master in Management program prepares students for the workplace through two experiences: the two-week Boothcamp and 10-week Succeeding in the Workplace course. At the start of the program, Boothcamp offers students the opportunity to develop career goals and come up with a plan for their job search. Following Boothcamp, students take the Succeeding in the Workplace course to explore possible career paths, refine their job search skills, and build self-awareness. Later in the spring, students can access career resources to build a resume and LinkedIn profile that aligns with their desired career path. Along with this, students also receive opportunities for networking, researching, interviewing, and applying for jobs.
Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
The estimated cost of tuition for the Masters in Management program at Chicago Booth is between $65,000 – $67,000. This does not include course materials and other fees. All applicants are considered for merit scholarships following application submission and can also apply for aid through the FAFSA form. Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loans, Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loans, Federal Work-Studies, AmeriCorps National Service Awards, and alternative non-federal loans can be used to fund a UChicago education. Veterans may also be eligible for aid through the Yellow Ribbon Education Enhancement Program.
Admissions
To be considered for the Chicago Booth Master in Management program, applicants should be about to graduate or have graduated in the last two years with a non-business undergraduate degree or international equivalent. Additionally, prior to applying, applicants must have completed at least one quantitative or STEM class at the college level.
Chicago Booth MiM Program Application Requirements
- College transcripts from accredited College or University
- GMAT or GRE test score (waiver option)
- International students whose native language is not English must submit a TOEFL, IELTS or PTE score (waiver option available)
- Two recommendations
- Two essays
- One-page resume
- $50 application fee
Application Deadlines
The Chicago Booth MiM program application deadlines are:
Round 1: October 10, 2024
Round 2: January 9, 2025
Round 3: March 6, 2025
Round 4: May 1, 2025