Irvine has a rolling admissions policy, so you should apply early. Although you don't need to have a strong technology background to gain admittance to Irvine, the school wants to see that you have good quantitative skills. Irvine strongly encourages applicants to interview. The admissions office interviews almost everybody on campus, but you can schedule an interview by phone if you can't make it.
Letters of recommendation are also extremely important.
Barbara Nelles, director of admissions and marketing, likes to see how applicants have contributed to society, so be sure to include those types of accomplishments in your essays. Past Three Years UC Irvine does not offer formal majors or concentrations. The school did, however, develop and launch a new specialized track in Information Technology Management within the MBA program in the Fall of 1996. Yes Description of Alumni Placement Services Alums can post a job online, create and post a resume, view job listings, view resumes, attend educational and networking programs, have corporate networking opportunities, and obtain discounts on career placement services.