University of Denver

There are 9 courses available under the LSU MS courses. According to Shiksha Popularity Rankings, these programs are ranked at #169 in the USA. University of Denver MS fees is between INR 43 L and INR 69 L for the first year for a duration of 9 months to 2 years. (Note: It is the first year fee not including the living expenses).

Below mentioned are the University of Denver MS admission requirements:

·         Must meet the English requirements

·         letters of recommendation  (optional)

·         SOP  (optional)

·         Transcripts of your high school

·         USD 100 (INR 8,578) application fee

·         Resume/CV (optional)

·         Some programs might have additional requirements, depending on the course.

(USD 1 = INR 85.73)

MBA programs are offered at the University of Denver with specializations such as Accounting, Business Analytics, Finance, Marketing, Real Estate and the Built Environment, and Sustainability. The DU MBA is largely known as the Denver MBA program which is a full-time, 21 months' program. 

Below are the University of Denver MBA admission requirements:

·         Baccalaureate Degree

·         GPA

·         Transcripts

·         Essays

·         Professional Resume

·         Application Fee

·         Standardized Test Scores (GMAT/GRE)

·         International Students

University of Denver is one of the best universities to get into and thus, students must submit exceptional academic grades as well as excel in co-curricular activities. Fulfilling the required Grade Point Average is one of the major entry requirement at the university and international students must maintain a GPA of 2.5 or higher for undergraduate courses and 3.0 or higher for postgraduate courses  (on a 4.0 scale), in order to boost their chances of getting admitted in the university. Apart from fulfilling the academic qualifications, some of the best practices that students can follow include acquiring strong letters of recommendations, submission of high English language proficiency scores and standardized test scores.