Welcome to all BYU Marriott 2019 Intake MBA applicants. Use this platform to meet fellow applicants, exchange ideas/information, discuss application strategies, share interview/school visit experiences, and boost each other's morale to face the tough admission process. Happy networking!

gauravraos, I asked her if 3 p.m. MST is a good time for the interview. I'm still waiting for her response about that. I'll let you know how the interview was. I applied on October 1st, at 2 a.m. MST. I thought I could know about their decision by October 15th Yes, I am LDS. I applied for BYU for the first time for the class of 2019 (2017 intake). However, I found out that my undergrad degree was not a BS degree and they did not admit me at that time.

I have just been interviewed by Brother Nielson (he is specifically from HR). It was great! He said I should hear about them probably by the end of next week. He asked me about my background and about my plans after my MBA. He asked me about why BYU MBA and if I applied for other schools. Well, I'll wait for their decision now. Let me know if you have any questions about how my interview went.

I am an Indian with a GMAT score of 690. I have a decent profile(2 years with Indian Tech giant as a consultant then 1 year at an event management company as an operations consultant. Working there presently). I was hoping to apply to BYU. I don't know if 690 is good enough for a decent scholarship as Indian applicant pool is already really competitive.Can anyone shed some light on how scholarships are provided there?

They have some scholarship options. Are you a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Posted from my mobile device

If you are considering this school i suggest you to start with IERF evaluation as it takes a lot of time.

I seriously considering BYU. Ill start with my IERF soon then.

My timeline is as follows: Application submitted Oct 21 Invitation to Interview Nov 26 Interview scheduled for Dec 3 I'm also a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I'll keep everyone posted with how the interview goes and when I hear back.

For IERF we need to send our undergrad mark sheets and degree right? Not our high school one (10th and 12th for Indians)? And people who are done with interviews kindly post your experiences please.!!

Yep, you need only to submit your papers about your undergrad degree, nothing from high school. About the interview, it took about 45 minutes and he spoke about half of the time. He made me feel good about taking to him, it was not like he was looking for reasons not to admit me. I was interviewed 1.5 week ago but have still not received their decision letter yet. Someone told me it may take from 2 to 4 weeks for me to receive it. Posted from my mobile device