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There are 4 MBA courses offered at the University of the Pacific. International students need to meet the admission requirements, and GMAT is not one of them. GMAT is optional, but it can strengthen the student's application. 

Other than this, mentioned below are the UOP admission requirements for MBA admissions: 

Yes, MBA courses are offered at the University of the Pacific. These courses are offered, with durations ranging from 9 months to 2 years. There are four of these courses offered in areas like  Accounting, Public Policy, Business Analytics, and Finance. International students are required to meet certain admission requirements, too, which are mentioned below: 

International students can get their IELTS/TOEFL scores waived off if they have a sufficiently high SAT or ACT score. However, submitting a SAT or ACT score is optional, although it can strengthen the application. 

Mentioned below are the ideal scores mentioned for these two entrance tests: 

• SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) score of at least 570

• ACT Composite score of 22 or higher

Johns Hopkins University offers diverse programs in areas like Public Policy, Health, Health Science, International Relations, and more. International applicants can take admission to undergraduate programs in Early or Regular modes, where postgraduate deadlines vary based on the program. The Johns Hopkins University application deadlines for UG and PG are given below:

• UG: Jan 2, 2026 (Early Decision 2/Regular Decision)
• MS: Feb 15, 2026 (Whiting School of Engineering)

International students can track their application on the application portal through which they have applied. UG applicants can apply through the Common App or Coalition App, where graduate applicants can apply via the program-specific portals. Students can also receive the decision mail through the same portal.

If you're an Indian student, you should brace yourself. Because studying at the university does not come cheap, with tuition as high as INR 29.5 L, while the cost of living are around INR 17 L. Mentioned below is a breakdown of the same for UG and PG students:

For the Class of 2029, UPenn received approximately 9,500 applications through the Early Decision plan, of which almost 1,300 students were admitted by the university. This makes the University of Pennsylvania acceptance rate stand at roughly 13.6%, which is on the more selective side; however, at the same time, a lot higher than the UPenn regular acceptance rate of a mere 3.7%.