Business Analytics at the Carlson School - Thank You

Thank you for your interest in our Business Analytics degree programs at the University of Minnesota!

Our admissions team is excited to learn more about your goals and answer any questions you may have. Please keep an eye on your inbox for additional information.

If you're interested in the Master of Science in Business Analytics, you will be contacted directly by the Carlson School of Management’s admissions team.

If you’re considering the Master of Applied Business Analytics, our partner Risepoint will reach out to you soon to assist with your next steps. In the meantime, feel free to explore the information below to help you prepare for the conversation. Learn more about Risepoint.

Gain Real Experience

Gain Real Experience

Nick Rosener, '16 MSBA, explains how the program gives students hands-on exposure to real data, and challenges them to address business challenges for client companies.

Three things you can do to take the next step:

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Learn how to apply to the Carlson School 

Are you ready to apply to one of the Carlson School of Management’s graduate degree programs? Our admissions team put together tips to make the application process easier.
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Learn what you can expect in the classroom 

The Carlson School of Management offers teaching and learning modalities that maximize flexibility, accessibility, and, most importantly, quality. All students regardless of the learning modality (delivery method) will achieve the same learning objectives.
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Learn how to prepare your essays 

There are many crucial steps in the application process, and one that can sometimes be overlooked is the essay or personal statement portion. Learn what might be included in this portion of the application as well as some tips to help get you started.

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