I am looking for a good MBA program in the USA for next year. But I see that many business schools look for people who have 4-6 years of work experience, and I only have 2 right now. Is there any chance for me? I would rather not wait another year. Does anybody have any suggestions for business schools that require less work experience?

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You can sort business schools by their average work experience.

If you're applying for fall 2016, you'll have 3 years by intake. There are a number of schools in the US that recruit younger candidates. Check out, for instance:

Syracuse - Whitman
SUNY Buffalo
Oklahoma - Price
Pamplin
Willamette - Atkinson
Rollins - Crummer
LSU - Ourso
University of Kansas
Miami

Oh wow, thanks! So, it depends on how much work experience I will have by intake? Is that how the business schools judge?

That is one of the important criteria, but not the only one.

[quote]Oh wow, thanks! So, it depends on how much work experience I will have by intake? Is that how the business schools judge?[/quote]
If you're on the lower side of the work experience range, it helps to have something else that helps offset it: a stronger GMAT score than the average, for instance, or "better" work experience, with strong, demonstrable leadership and management potential.