The College of Business Administration at University of Central Florida
EDU
March 2, 2019
Business School Admissions
Application (Fall 2013)
| Application deadline (U.S. residents) |
March 15 |
| Application deadline (international students) |
N/A |
| Application fee |
$30 |
Admissions & Enrollment (Full-time)
| Acceptance rate |
51.2% – Medium |
| Average age of new entrants |
24 |
| Average undergraduate GPA |
3.60 – High |
| Undergraduate GPA range (10th-90th percentile) |
3.3-3.8 |
| Entrants providing undergraduate GPA |
41 |
| Average GMAT score |
603 – Medium |
| GMAT range (10th-90th percentile) |
570-660 |
| Students with prior work experience |
N/A |
| Average work experience (months) |
N/A |
Admissions & Enrollment (Part-time)
| Acceptance rate |
65.0% |
| Average age of new entrants |
27 |
| Average undergraduate GPA |
3.30 |
| Undergraduate GPA range (10th-90th percentile) |
3.1-3.7 |
| Entrants providing undergraduate GPA |
170 |
| Average GMAT score |
558 |
| GMAT range (10th-90th percentile) |
500-640 |
| Students with prior work experience |
N/A |
| Average work experience (months) |
N/A |
Undergraduate Majors
| TOEFL required for international students |
Yes |
| Minimum TOEFL score required |
575 paper test
92 internet-based test |
Factors and Procedures Used in Admissions
(Data appear as originally submitted by this school)
| Full-time program |
| Students are admitted for Fall term only if all foundation core courses have been completed. Criteria includes a GPA from an accredited university of 3.3 or better, a minimum GMAT score of 550, three letters of recommendation, a goal statement, and a resume. Admissions are on a rolling basis, first-come, however there are limited seats in this program. |
| Executive program |
| Students are admitted for Fall term only. Criteria includes five to seven years of professional experience, an accredited bachelor’s degree, a minimum GMAT score of 540, three letters of recommendation, a goal statement, and a resume. Admissions are on a rolling basis, first-come, first-served in this capped program. Applicants must interview with the faculty for admission. |
| Part-time program |
| Students are admitted for Fall term only in the Lockstep Evening program (or to Spring or Summer for prerequisite courses if needed). Admission criteria includes a minimum GPA of 3.0 from an accredited university, a minimum GMAT score of 540, three letters of recommendation, a goal statement, and a resume. |
| Part-time distance learning program |
N/A |
Admissions Contacts
| Director of admissions |
Judy Ryder |
| Full-time program phone |
(407) 823-4723 |
| Full-time program E-mail |
cbagrad@bus.ucf.edu |
| Full-time program website |
http://www.ucfmba.ucf.edu |
| Executive program phone |
(407) 235-3901 |
| Executive program E-mail |
emba@bus.ucf.edu |
| Executive program website |
http://www.bus.ucf.edu |
| Part-time program phone |
(407) 823-4723 |
| Part-time program E-mail |
cbagrad@bus.ucf.edu |
| Part-time program website |
http://www.ucfmba.ucf.edu |
| Part-time distance learning program phone |
N/A |
| Part-time distance learning program E-mail |
N/A |
| Part-time distance learning program website |
N/A |
Business School Academics
Program Offerings
| (8) Departments/concentrations |
| accounting |
general management |
| economics |
international business |
| entrepreneurship |
marketing |
| finance |
tax |
|
| Departments with highest M.B.A. demand |
N/A |
| Types of M.B.A. programs offered |
full-time accelerated, part-time evenings and weekends, traditional executive MBA, other executive MBA |
| Joint programs available |
Sport Business Management |
Curricula Descriptions
(Data appear as originally submitted by this school)
| Full-time program |
| This program is divided into two parts. Core I of the Professional Core is 18 hours and consists of the decision-making tools classes. Core II has 12 hours and these are the decision-application courses. Students must take 9 hours of elective coursework in career-related areas, or they can take up to 6 hours of internship credit within these 9 hours. |
| Executive program |
| This program is held every other Friday and Saturday for 22 months and is divided into two parts. Core I of the Professional Core is 18 hours and consists of the decision-making tools classes. Core II has 12 hours and these are the decision-application courses. Electives are predetermined and include an international experience. |
| Part-time program |
| This program is divided into two parts. Core I of the Professional Core is 18 hours and consists of the decision-making tools classes. Core II has 12 hours and these are the decision-application courses. Students must take 9 hours of elective coursework in career-related areas, or they can take up to 6 hours of internship credit within these 9 hours. |
| Part-time distance learning program |
N/A |
Business School Ranking
| Rank Not Published |
Best Business Schools |
|
|
(1) Ranking by Specialties
#111 in Part-time M.B.A.
|
Business Ranking Scores
These data apply only to full-time students.
| Score |
N/A |
| Peer assessment score (out of 5) |
2.3 |
| Recruiter assessment score (out of 5) |
2.1 |
| Acceptance rate |
51.2% – Medium |
| Average starting salary and bonus |
$52,000 – Low |
| Average undergraduate GPA |
3.60 – High |
| Average GMAT score |
603 – Medium |
| Full-time graduates employed at graduation |
12.1% – Low |
| Full-time graduates employed three months after graduation |
51.5% – Low |
| Enrollment (full-time) |
41 |
Business School Student Body
Student Body (Overall)
Student Body (Full-time)
| Enrollment (full-time) |
41 |
| Minority students |
22.0% |
| International students |
0.0% |
Student Body (Part-time)
| Enrollment (part-time) |
329 |
| Minority students |
19.8% |
| International students |
15.2% |
Business School Cost
Financial Aid Contact Information
| Financial aid director |
Mary McKinney |
| Financial aid phone |
(407) 823-2827 |
Expenses
| Tuition |
Full-time: $352 per credit (in-state)
Full-time: $1,145 per credit (out-of-state)
Part-time: $352 per credit (in-state)
Part-time: $1,145 per credit (out-of-state) |
| Required fees |
$101 per year |
| Room and board, books, and miscellaneous expenses |
$13,470 |
| Average indebtedness of 2011 graduating class |
$29,264 |
Financial Aid Availability
| College-funded aid (fellowships, assistantships, grants, or scholarships) available |
Yes |
| Fellowships |
10 |
| Teaching assistantships |
0 |
| Research assistantships |
0 |
| International students eligible for college-funded aid |
Yes |
Business School Career and Salary Statistics
University of Central Florida has submitted its most recent career data in accordance with the MBA Career Services Council Standards for Reporting MBA Employment Statistics and has granted permission to the Graduate Management Admission Council to send an independent third party to review for accuracy and compliance.
Class of 2011
| Full-time graduates |
34 |
| Full-time graduates known to be seeking employment |
33 |
| Full-time graduates employed at graduation |
12.1% – Low |
| Full-time graduates employed three months after graduation |
51.5% – Low |
Base Salary: Overall
| Total reporting base salary |
4 |
| Low base salary |
$45,000 |
| Average base salary |
$52,000 |
| High base salary |
$60,000 |
Base Salary: U.S. Citizens
| Low base salary: U.S. citizens |
$45,000 |
| Average base salary: U.S. citizens |
$52,000 |
| High base salary: U.S citizen |
$60,000 |
Base Salary: Foreign Nationals
| Low base salary: Foreign nationals |
N/A |
| Average base salary: Foreign nationals |
N/A |
| High base salary: Foreign nationals |
N/A |
Signing Bonus: Overall
| Total reporting signing bonus |
0 |
| Low signing bonus |
N/A |
| Average signing bonus |
N/A |
| High signing bonus |
N/A |
Signing Bonus: U.S. Citizens
| Low signing bonus: U.S. citizens |
N/A |
| Average signing bonus: U.S. citizens |
N/A |
| High signing bonus: U.S. citizens |
N/A |
Signing Bonus: Foreign Nationals
| Low signing bonus: Foreign nationals |
N/A |
| Average signing bonus: Foreign nationals |
N/A |
| High signing bonus: Foreign nationals |
N/A |
Other Compensation: Overall
| Total reporting other compensation |
0 |
| Low other compensation |
N/A |
| Average other compensation |
N/A |
| High other compensation |
N/A |
Other Compensation: U.S. Citizens
| Low other compensation: U.S. citizens |
N/A |
| Average other compensation: U.S. citizens |
N/A |
| High other compensation: U.S. citizens |
N/A |
Other Compensation: Foreign Nationals
| Low other compensation: Foreign nationals |
N/A |
| Average other compensation: Foreign nationals |
N/A |
| High other compensation: Foreign nationals |
N/A |
Base Salary by Occupation
Numbers for employment by occupation are based on those graduates who reported base salary information by three months after graduation.
| Number reporting marketing/sales jobs |
1 |
| Marketing/sales low salary |
N/A |
| Marketing/sales average salary |
N/A |
| Marketing/sales high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting operations/production jobs |
4 |
| Operations/production low salary |
N/A |
| Operations/production average salary |
N/A |
| Operations/production high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting general management jobs |
5 |
| General management low salary |
N/A |
| General management average salary |
N/A |
| General management high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting finance/accounting jobs |
3 |
| Finance/accounting low salary |
N/A |
| Finance/accounting average salary |
N/A |
| Finance/accounting high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting management information systems (MIS) jobs |
N/A |
| Management information systems (MIS) low salary |
N/A |
| Management information systems (MIS) average salary |
N/A |
| Management information systems (MIS) high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting human resources jobs |
N/A |
| Human resources low salary |
N/A |
| Human resources average salary |
N/A |
| Human resources high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting having jobs in other areas |
4 |
| Other occupations low salary |
N/A |
| Other occupations average salary |
N/A |
| Other occupations high salary |
N/A |
Base Salary by Industry
Numbers for employment by industry are based on those graduates who reported base salary information by three months after graduation.
Base Salary by Geographic Region
Numbers for employment by location are based on those graduates who reported base salary information by three months after graduation.
| Number reporting jobs in the Northeast (CT, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) |
N/A |
| Northeast low salary |
N/A |
| Northeast average salary |
N/A |
| Northeast high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting jobs in the Middle Atlantic (DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV) |
N/A |
| Middle Atlantic low salary |
N/A |
| Middle Atlantic average salary |
N/A |
| Middle Atlantic high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting jobs in the South (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN) |
N/A |
| South low salary |
N/A |
| South average salary |
N/A |
| South high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting jobs in the Midwest (IA, IL, IN, KS, MI, MN, MO, ND, NE, OH, SD, WI) |
N/A |
| Midwest low salary |
N/A |
| Midwest average salary |
N/A |
| Midwest high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting jobs in the Southwest (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX) |
N/A |
| Southwest low salary |
N/A |
| Southwest average salary |
N/A |
| Southwest high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting jobs in the West (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) |
N/A |
| West low salary |
N/A |
| West average salary |
N/A |
| West high salary |
N/A |
| Number reporting jobs located internationally |
N/A |
| International low salary |
N/A |
| International average salary |
N/A |
| International high salary |
N/A |
