In regards to what type of degree and expertise you have, thermal is right.
Apparently, we have seen many people of various professions and degrees get in. As I have said before, insurance agents, doctors, real estate agents, engineers and such. A business degree "not academically inclined"? maybe the degree is not recognised? The fact is that we have seen people with diplomas and A level holders getting in. So you should know they are out to spite you to see how you would react. Actually, once you have gotten through the first interview, your academic standing does not stand anymore. It shows that your academic standing has been accepted. Actually, whatever that has been submitted has been accepted. The final interview as I have mentioned before is up to the panel whether they like you. Whether they see the pilot in you. It's not up to how much you know, how smart you are, how good you look, but actually on how you handle yourself in all sorts of situations. And at the end of the day, is still whether they like you.