Evaluate your GMAT score, tackle Integrated Reasoning, and get the truth about the third application round.
It was an exciting year for aspiring MBAs, and the variety of topics we covered in 2015 reflects all the most talked-about issues in the world of business school. From future career prospects to figuring out whether to take the GRE or GMAT for business school, our readers kept up with all the latest news and topics.
Before we jump into the new year, here are our best blog posts from 2015!
Business school application rounds
Deciding on which business school application round to apply for? We highlighted some key things our readers should consider when planning for application rounds.
GMAT scores
Defining a “good” GMAT score depends on the type of business school you want to go to. At the end of the day, a good GMAT score is one that gives you an advantage in getting into the business school of your choice. Our readers researched what constitutes a good score for their target programs and whether they should cancel or report them.
Integrated Reasoning
It’s been more than three years since Integrated Reasoning was added to the GMAT—so while we can’t say the section is new, we can say that attitudes towards it have changed. Increasingly, an applicant’s separate score on the GMAT’s Integrated Reasoning section is becoming an important part of evaluating a prospective student’s overall GMAT score.
- Integrated Reasoning Matters, Say MBA Admissions Officers
- GMAT Score Evaluation: Emphasis on Integrated Reasoning
These were just a select few of our best posts in 2015 and we look forward to bringing more great stories in the year to come.
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