The MBA (Master in Business Administration) Program offered by Kingston University London (United Kingdom) is a challenging, enjoyable and rewarding, so making sure it select both the right students and the right mix of students is extremely important.

Academic
First degree or recognised equivalent from a professional body
It considers applications from individuals with considerable management experience but no first degree.
Certified copy of degree, transcripts, or letter of award
Evidence of alternative professional development and achievement
Subject to individual assessment, a GMAT result (usually look for a score of 620 or above).

Work experience
Minimum 3 years relevant work experience for the full-time programme or 5 years managerial experience for the executive programme
2 letters of reference from employers or from an employer and an academic source

English Proficiency
Very proficient written and spoken English
One’s whose first language is not English are expected to meet requirements for English language proficiency.
All non-UK applicants must meet English language requirement, which is Academic IELTS of 6.5 overall, with no element below 6.0.
Applicants who do not meet the English language requirements could be eligible to join pre-sessional English language course.
Applicants from a recognised majority English speaking countries (MESCs) do not need to meet these requirements.

Motivation
Personal statement (750 words maximum) within application form
Interview to discuss the suitability of the MBA for one

Admissions Process

After receiving one's application form, the first stage in admissions process is to confirm that one meets the criteria listed in the table above. So it is crucial to send us all the evidence and documents require.

When it has determined that one meets criteria, it normally arranges an interview with them. This is either in a face-to-face meeting or by telephone. One can meet for interview at Kingston Business School or at the MBA, British Council and postgraduate study fairs it attends.

If it is concerned about a candidate's ability to complete the course successfully, it may ask to complete a numerical test or ask for a GMAT score. It usually looks for a score of 600 or above.

It will be in contact with one throughout the admissions process, after one’s initial application, so one know what the next step is on the route to MBA.