To apply for the MBA/MCS concurrent degree program, you only need to submit a single application through the Haas MBA application portal. Interested applicants should select the MBA/MCS option when completing their Haas MBA application. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at climatesolutions@berkeley.edu.

Deadlines will follow the Haas Full Time MBA application deadlines:

• Round 1: n/a
• Round 2: January 4, 2024
• Round 3: March 28, 2024

An undergraduate degree (bachelor’s or equivalent) at an accredited institution with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (B) on a 4.0 scale is required.

The GMAT or GRE is required. The GMAT or GRE must be taken on or before the designated application deadline.

TOEFL/IELTS score is required for:

• Individuals who received college degrees from a country in which the official language is not English, regardless of the language of instruction; and
• U.S. citizens and permanent residents who received their undergraduate degrees from a country in which the official language is not English.

The TOEFL must be taken on or before the designated application deadline.

When you enroll in the MBA/MCS concurrent degree program, the total estimated cost will be:

• $199,082.19 (residential) and
• $218,289.70 (non-residential)*

You can compare this to the cost of attending both programs (MBA and MCS) separately. Using the tuition and fees rate from 2023-2024, if the two degrees were obtained sequentially, the total cost would be between $221,683.50 and $246,173.50:

• MBA – $164,291 (average of residential and non-residential fees)
• MCS – $69,489

*fee rates for 2024-2025 may change

More info coming soon!

We require two letters of recommendation and prefer that both letters come from current or former employers, recognizing that some applicants may not have the ability to fulfill this requirement. Please select individuals with whom you’ve had substantial professional interaction, such as a major client or your supervisor. The formal title or position of these individuals is not crucial. What matters most is how closely they have worked with you and their ability to attest to your contributions as an employee, your professional accomplishments, and your personal qualities and interpersonal skills within an organizational setting.

Applicants will be considered for admission to both programs. Applicants who are admitted to only one of the two programs may enroll in that program.

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