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Transcript: An unofficial transcript from each institution of higher education you have attended, regardless of length of attendance, must be submitted in chronological order with your application.You must also request official transcripts from every college or university you have attended to be sent directly to the Graduate Admissions Office at the University of Utah at AdmissTranscripts@SA.Utah.edu or by mail:University of Utah Graduate Admissions,201 S. 1460 E, Room 250 S,Salt Lake City, UT 84112.Your admission to the program will not be valid until all official transcripts have been received. Curriculum Vitae: Your application must include a business resume with your employment history and educational accomplishments, and should meet current resume formatting standards.Your resume should be limited to one page. We encourage you to emphasize your work experience and pay particular attention to formatting and presentation. Please also make sure your resume is current and specific to your application. Personal Statement: Your application includes three required essays, regarding your future career goals, your overall fit at the University, and how you overcome weaknesses.Required Essays:What are your career goals and how will an MBA help you achieve them? Please limit your response to 350 words.How do your qualities and characteristics make you a good fit for the University of Utah’s Eccles MBA program? Please limit your response to 250 words.What is the greatest weakness in your application, and how do you plan to overcome it? Please limit your response to 250 words.Essay-Writing Tips:Use a business context and framework to provide your answers.Paint a concise, complete and well-thought-out picture of who you really are, rather than trying to guess what the admissions committee is looking for. Recommendation Letter: We require two letters of recommendation and prefer that both come from professional relationships. At least one should come from a previous or current employer, either from full-time employment or an internship. The title or status of those you select matters less than how closely your letter writers have worked with you and whether they can attest to your ability to add value to the workplace or a professional team environment.Qualitative information about your professional and leadership abilities are an important part of your MBA application. The best letters of recommendation will provide insight and actual examples of your potential to succeed in the competitive and challenging environment of a Full-Time MBA.(http://eccles.utah.edu/programs/mba/full-time-mba/admissions/)