MiM

Sasin seeks students with strong leadership potential, as well as the intellectual and interpersonal skills to contribute meaningfully to both the academic and extracurricular life of the community. We aim to build a dynamic and diverse student body representing a wide range of countries, cultures, backgrounds, personalities, and career aspirations. Your application will be evaluated holistically, based on:

• Academic readiness for graduate study
• Past academic performance
• Character and motivation
• Leadership potential
• Societal involvement
• Management potential
• Letter of recommendation
• English proficiency test scores (TOEFL, IELTS, or CU-TEP)

All aspects of your application are reviewed in the context of the overall applicant pool. Admission decisions are not based on any single criterion, but on your overall combination of achievements, experiences, and potential. We also assess your readiness for a management career through your academic background and extracurricular involvement.  

Interviews are required for admission to the Sasin MiM Program. We have found that interviews provide essential insights into applicants’ abilities and motivation to complete the program. Interviews also provide you with an opportunity to discuss the Sasin MiM program and raise questions of concern. Interviews, whether on campus or online, will be arranged and conducted only after the online application has been submitted to the Admissions Office.  

Your application can be completed online. As you work on your application, be sure to save frequently. You can come back as often as you like to add materials: until you hit the final submit. Be sure to complete as many of the questions on the application as possible:

• you must complete those that have a red star. You will not be able to submit your application without these.
• remember the more you tell us about your education, experiences, and interests, the better we can evaluate your suitability for our program,
• and the more likely you are to be accepted.

If you have any questions, please contact our Admissions team, at [email protected].  

Application Journey

1. Get this information ready Must have:

• A bachelor’s degree
• Recent graduate (within 18 months of degree completion by the application deadline)
• Leadership potential and management promise

Applicants will need to submit:

• An official bachelor’s degree transcript
• An English language proficiency score (TOEFL, IELTS, or CU-TEP) for non-native English speakers
• A resume/ CV
• A letter of recommendation using Sasin’s form

2. Complete your online application form at app.sasin.edu Sasin uses a rolling admissions process. We will be making admission offers throughout the application window. Positions are limited, so we urge you to apply early to maximize your likelihood of admission. If you’re applying to our MiM program and are interested in Financial Aids, you must apply before the deadline. 3. Pay your application fee. 4. Attend a scheduled interview. 5. Get notified about your application result. 6. Confirm your enrollment and pay your deposit  

1. Contact Information, Email, and Password

First, you will need to enter:

• your email address,
• your name,
• choose the program for which you wish to apply.

You will then receive a confirmation email, with a link at which you can set your password. With your username, this password will allow you to login to Sasin’s secure online application site.  

2. Educational Background

The online application asks about your prior education. Please enter your educational experiences in chronological order (oldest first, most recent last). The form allows you to add additional fields. You will need eventually to submit an official transcript of academic record from each college or university you have previously attended. Transcripts must be in English and prepared by the issuing institution,

• if the institution will not provide a translation, Sasin will accept translations from the embassy or consulate of the institution’s country or its designated agent.
• Both the original record and an authorized English translation should be submitted.
• All records should show your name, degree awarded and date of graduation.

Transcripts are required before your admission interview. Transcripts will be evaluated not only by your overall grade average but also by the trends of your grades and your areas of particular scholastic strengths.  

3. Activities and Interests

What you do outside of education is of great interest in evaluating your application. The online form asks about these activities so please give as much (truthful!) detail as possible. Make sure that you include any:

• hobbies
• interests
• sports
• awards and honors

4. Essay Question

This essay is very important in your evaluation. Please pay attention to it. You can expect interviewers to follow up on what you write here.  

5. Letter of Recommendation

You will need to submit one letter of recommendation – please use the Sasin recommendation form. This should be:

• from someone who knows you and your achievements well,
• the best recommenders are those who are able to assess your professional, extracurricular, and/or academic performance, and demonstrate an awareness of your management potential.
• recommendations from friends and family are of very limited value.

You should reassure your recommenders that their comments will not be disclosed to you; they will be seen only by those directly involved in application evaluation; and will not become part of any permanent record and will be destroyed when no longer needed for your admission. Please ask your recommenders to:

• send their recommendation by email directly to [email protected] (this is the preferred submission method)
• or, place it in a sealed envelope addressed to The Admissions Office, Sasa Patasala Building, Sasin Graduate Institute of Business Administration, Soi Chulalongkorn 12, Phyathai Road, Bangkok, Thailand 10330

6. Sasin Honor Code

Everyone at Sasin regards honesty and integrity as qualities essential to the practice and profession of management. The Sasin Honor Code is designed to promote these qualities so that each student can fully develop his or her individual potential. The Honor Code is administered by students, based on the concept of self-governance. Upon admission, each student makes an agreement to abide by The Sasin Honor Code. Students who violate the Sasin Honor Code violate this agreement and must accept the sanction imposed by the Sasin community. All Sasin students are also expected to adhere to all policies and requirements of Chulalongkorn University and to abide by all applicable by-laws and regulations.  

7. Test Scores

If you are a non-native English-speaking applicant, you must submit an English language proficiency score (TOEFL, IELTS, or CU-TEP) with your MiM application. There is no minimum test score requirement. It is your entire application that will be evaluated. Non-native English-speaking applicants may be exempted from submitting an English proficiency test score upon completion of a bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree at an accredited university in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, or New Zealand.  

Completed Application Form

When you’ve completed the application form, take a look through the checklist of accompanying items:

• TOEFL, IELTS, or CU-TEP (unless waived),
• transcripts,
• resume,
• one letter of recommendation (when you submit your online application, you’ll see a link to download the necessary form for your Letter of Recommendation, or you can download it now),
• signed Sasin Honor Code,
• application fee (this can be paid most easily through our secure online application site. Details will appear when you submit your online application),
• recent digital color photo of you (photo requirements).

TOEFL/IELTS

The TOEFL test is offered year-round at many international locations, either as a *paper exam* or online. In Bangkok, the TOEFL is offered at the Institute of International Education (IIE), Maneeya Center, 6th Floor, 518/3 Ploenchit Road, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330, telephone 0-2652-0653. Or email to [email protected]. Go to TOEFL for more details. *Paper exam is only offered in areas where testing via the internet is not available* Note: The TOEFL ITP Assessment Series is not accepted at this time. The TOEFL codes for Sasin are 9318 (institution code) and 82 (department code). TOEFL charges a testing fee of approximately US$185, depending on the location and date of the test. For a complete list of test dates and prices, click here. IELTS tests are held in over 1,000 locations across the world. The IELTS examination is managed by the University of Cambridge ESOL Council, the British Council, and IDP Education Australia. Go to IELTS or British Council Thailand for more details.  

When you submit your completed online application, you will be presented with a screen describing your options for paying the application fee:

• the simplest option is to pay online via Sasin’s secure payment process. Just click “Pay Application Fee” to go to our payment partner, 2C2P (a Sasin alumnus company). You’ll need a valid credit card or debit card.
• Or you can pay by cash or cheque at Sasin. Please contact [email protected].
• Or you can make a bank transfer to the Sasin Account 0384428823 at Siam Commercial Bank – Siam Square Branch. Please email a copy of your pay-in slip to: [email protected].