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Master of Science in Business Analytics and Project Management · Starts Summer or Fall 2027 · School of Business (Department of Operations and Information Management)

University of Connecticut

MS in Business Analytics and Project Management

Next deadline

May 1, 2027206 days

Final (Summer start)

2 later deadlines →
GRE / GMAT
Optional
GMAT or GRE
English test
Duolingo, IELTS, PTE or TOEFL
If your degree wasn’t taught in English
Recommendations
None

Source:How to Apply ↗· checked Oct 4, 2026

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Deadlines

  • May 1, 2027

    206 days

    Final (Summer start)Pages differ — confirm with the school

  • Jul 28, 2027

    294 days

    Final (Fall start)

  • Aug 25, 2027

    322 days

    Final (Summer start)Pages differ — confirm with the school

The school gives dates only, no time of day — confirm the exact cutoff with the school.

How the rounds work

One application due date per entry term (Summer 2027 and Fall 2027 for this cycle; Spring 2027 is also offered, Hartford/online only). The School of Business says decisions are made on a rolling basis throughout the admissions period; the FAQ says decisions come within 4 to 6 weeks of submission. Incoming-student merit scholarships are limited and awarded first-come, first-served, so the program encourages applying early.

International applicants

Applicants who need a student visa are admitted for Fall and Spring only (not Summer); the university recommends at least three months for the visa process after admission. F-1 students must enrol full-time (9 credits) each Fall and Spring. International applicants other than U.S. citizens and permanent residents submit TOEFL (79, or 4.5 on the new scale), IELTS 6.5, PTE 60 or Duolingo 110 unless their degree was taught in English (official document required). STEM-designated (24-month OPT extension may be available). A third-party credential evaluation is optional for MSBAPM; the Graduate School generally does not treat 3-year bachelor's degrees as equivalent to a U.S. 4-year degree. Course fees are the same for international students.

Sources:How to Apply ↗ ·When to Apply ↗· checked Oct 4, 2026

Requirements

  • Personal essay (prompt inside the application)Required

    A personal essay is a required component of the MSBAPM application; the prompt is within the application itself.

  • ResumeRequired

    Upload your current resume with the online application; internship or work-study experience may be included.

  • Unofficial transcriptRequired

    For application review, an unofficial copy of your transcript is sufficient; if admitted, an official transcript must be sent directly from your institution.

  • Letters of recommendation (not required)No recommendation letters

    FAQ: 'No, letters of recommendation are not required.'

  • GMAT or GREOptional

    The GMAT or GRE is optional. There are no specific minimum score requirements, but a high score can strengthen your application.

  • Duolingo English TestIf your degree wasn't taught in English

    The school’s official pages say this differently. Here is what each one says — check with the school before you rely on it.

    Duolingo English Test (minimum 110)

    Required of international students (including H1, H4 and others, except permanent residents and U.S. citizens): one of TOEFL, IELTS, PTE or Duolingo. Minimum Duolingo score 110 (the Graduate School also lists 110).

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    Duolingo English Test (FAQ: minimum 100)

    FAQ: students whose primary language is not English, regardless of visa status, submit TOEFL, IELTS, PTE or Duolingo scores; 'Duolingo: 100'.

    Frequently Asked Questions ↗
  • Duolingo English Test, IELTS, PTE or TOEFLIf your degree wasn't taught in EnglishRequired — waiver possible

    Duolingo English Test (minimum 110): Required of international students (including H1, H4 and others, except permanent residents and U.S. citizens): one of TOEFL, IELTS, PTE or Duolingo. Minimum Duolingo score 110 (the Graduate School also lists 110).

    Duolingo English Test (FAQ: minimum 100): FAQ: students whose primary language is not English, regardless of visa status, submit TOEFL, IELTS, PTE or Duolingo scores; 'Duolingo: 100'.

    IELTS (minimum 6.5): Required of international students (including H1, H4 and others, except permanent residents and U.S. citizens): one of TOEFL, IELTS, PTE or Duolingo. Minimum IELTS score 6.5. FAQ: online IELTS is accepted; IELTS General Training and IELTS Indicator are not.

    PTE (minimum 60): Required of international students (including H1, H4 and others, except permanent residents and U.S. citizens): one of TOEFL, IELTS, PTE or Duolingo. Minimum PTE score 60 (the Graduate School also lists 60; PTE Academic or PTE Academic Online).

    PTE (FAQ: minimum 53): FAQ: students whose primary language is not English, regardless of visa status, submit TOEFL, IELTS, PTE or Duolingo scores; 'PTE: 53 - PTE Academic or PTE Academic Online.'

    TOEFL (minimum 79, or 4.5 on the new scale): Required of international students (including H1, H4 and others, except permanent residents and U.S. citizens): one of TOEFL, IELTS, PTE or Duolingo. Minimum TOEFL score 79 (old scale) or 4.5 (new scale). FAQ and Graduate School: iBT, iBT Home Edition or iBT Paper Edition; TOEFL Essentials, MyBest scores and TOEFL ITP (unless from UConn) are not accepted. Scores are valid for 2 years.

    Waiver / exemption: Apply page: 'Students with a degree from a university with an English-speaking curriculum may have this test requirement waived with an official document.' Graduate School policy for the Spring 2027 term and beyond: U.S. citizens and permanent residents are not required to provide scores; also exempt are international applicants whose primary language is English, those with a degree (completed before matriculation) from a non-U.S. institution whose language of instruction for the entire degree is English (Registrar's/Controller of Exams' letter required), and those who complete at least one year of full-time graded coursework at a U.S. post-secondary institution (30 undergraduate or 18 graduate credits, cumulative GPA 3.0 or higher) by matriculation.

    Waiver / exemption: FAQ: 'Please visit the graduate school admission page for additional information and established waiver policy.'

Who can apply

  • Bachelor's degree from a 4-year programRequired

    An undergraduate degree (B.S. or B.A.) from a 4-year program at an accredited university or college. FAQ: students come from a variety of backgrounds including business, liberal arts, engineering and the sciences.

  • One semester of college-level calculus or statistics (grade C or better)Required

    All applicants to the MS program must have completed a one-semester college-level calculus or statistics course with a grade of 'C' or better.

  • Minimum 3.0 GPA (at least the last 2 years)Required

    A minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 for at least the last 2 years. FAQ: the program looks at the cumulative four-year GPA and the GPA from the last two years of study and considers the higher of the two.

Sources:How to Apply ↗ ·Frequently Asked Questions ↗· checked Oct 4, 2026

Essays

  • School guidance · RequiredA personal essay is a required component of the MSBAPM program application, and you'll find the prompt within the application itself.

    A personal essay is a required component of the MSBAPM program application, and you'll find the prompt within the application itself.

    The program's actual essay question is inside the application.

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Source:How to Apply ↗· checked Oct 4, 2026

Admissions events

Admissions events for your programs. Some waive the application fee.

  • Attend an information sessionup to $75

    FAQ: "The application fee can be automatically waived with registration and attendance at one of our information sessions and completion of a survey following the session." The apply page adds: "Reserve your spot today and obtain an application fee waiver for attending!" (live online sessions). The qualifying sessions are the program's information sessions; the individual event pages carry no waiver sentence, and the amount isn't stated in the waiver wording (the fee is $75).

  • Oct23MS BAPM Virtual Information Session (Online)Register
  • Nov20MS BAPM Virtual Information Session (Online)Register

Source:Frequently Asked Questions ↗· checked Oct 4, 2026

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