MBA
Admission
Requirements
- B.Sc. or B.A from an accredited university (overall grade must be at least “good”)
- Minimum 2 years experience
- Proficiency in the English language (tested through the GUC English Exam)
- Satisfactory GMAT score*
Admission Steps
- Application to be filled online.
Click here for online application
Admission for Winter or Summer semester is in April/May: summer semester starts in June and Winter Semester starts in September/October.
Admission for Spring semester is in November: semester starts in February.
- Application will be prescreened and if the applicant fulfills the admission requirements,
he/she will receive an invitation to attend the GUC English Exam via e-mail.
- If the applicant passes the English Exam, he will reach the final admission stage.
He/she will be invited via e-mail to an interview at GUC premises.
The applicant must bring all documents mentioned below:
- Curriculum vitae
- Certified copy of university transcript (with grades of each subject)
- Two passport-sized photos
- 2 letters of recommendation (references – see application form)
- Original birth certificate (computerized accepted)
- GMAT score for min. 500* (for more information visit: www.amideast.org)
- The applicants who pass the interview stage are sent an acceptance e-mail to join
the program and attend a preliminary orientation session.
*Note: The student should forward the GMAT score maximum
by the end of the first semester. However, submitting the GMAT score with the admission
documents gives the applicant a competitive edge.
GUC Policy concerning the GMAT
- Students who submit a satisfactory GMAT score report with their admission credentials are fully accepted.
- Students who choose to submit their GMAT score by the end of the first semester
are conditionally accepted. At the time of submission, their GMAT scores will be
dealt with as follows:
- Category M (Mainstream): students who obtain a satisfactory score in GMAT according
to GUC criteria will be transformed from conditional to full acceptance
- Category G (GMAT Conditional): students who obtain non-satisfactory score in GMAT
according to GUC criteria will have to take a skills enhancement course that is
tailored to the students’ needs. Therefore the course might vary in orientation
(verbal vs. quantitative) and in the number of hours.
- In order to avoid delay, students are urged to log on to the website (www.mba.com)
to reserve an exam slot 3 months in advance, because Synergy (institute at which
the students take the exam) has very limited spaces available for registration.
Accordingly an official document with reservation confirmation has to be submitted
to the MBA office.
- As the status of admission will be conditional for all students with non-satisfactory
scores (category G), GUC Admission Committee re-evaluates all conditional cases
after the first semester. The student’s performance in the Academic Business Skills
course along with the student’s accumulated GPA are the factors upon which the GUC
Admission Committee bases its decision of whether or not the student can further
continue his/her study at GUC’s MBA program.
Students’ Categorization
Students are categorized according to their background:
- Business background students: graduates of the Faculty of Commerce or Business Administration
- Business students choose three 3 majors to specialize in.
- Non-business background students: graduates of all other disciplines
- Non-business students have to take a set of 8 general management courses in the
first two semesters in order to qualify for the majors. They will choose two majors
to specialize in.
Tuition & Fees
- Admission Fees: 450 EGP for English Admission Test
- Tuition Fees for MBA Courses: 2,300 EGP per course (subject to increase) to be
paid in full prior to the beginning of each semester depending on the number courses
the student registers for (2-5 courses per semester). It is not required to pay
the whole sum at the beginning of your enrollment. A thesis fee of 7,000 EGP is
to be paid after completion of the MBA course requirements.
- Business background students take a total of 16 courses + thesis
- Non-business background students take a total of 20 courses + thesis