Ready to start prepping in the new year? Consider the GMAT® Official Guides 2018 – now with instant access.
Prep for the new year with the GMAT® Official Guides 2018 – available in eBook + Online (The Official GMAT Blog)
0 Posts published in “GMAT Prep”
Posts about GMAT preparation
0 
The UCLA Anderson School of Management offers four MBA programs: a full-time MBA, a fully-employed MBA, an Executive MBA, and a Global Executive MBA. Below, we’ll be examining their most…
I recently received a question – or more of a complaint – from a client who was concerned with his status as an Indian male working in IT. This individual…
All year long at Accepted we receive calls from prospective MBA applicants asking whether their profile (GPA, GMAT, work experience) is competitive at the schools they’re interesting in applying to.…
Indiana University’s School of Commerce and Finance first opened 1920, and has been offering MBAs since 1947. In 1997, the department renamed itself the Kelley School of Business in honor…
NYU Stern is a leading business school located right in the heart of Manhattan in New York City. The typical GMAT score for NYU Stern is high, so admissions to…
Dartmouth College, the smallest school in the Ivy League, is nestled in the mountains of northern New Hampshire. The expected GMAT score for Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business is undoubtedly…
You’ve decided to apply for a PhD program in a business-related field. Unlike your non-business PhD friends, that means you could take the GMAT, not the GRE. Though submitting GMAT…
Getting a business degree in India is a great way to expand your business career prospects, while doing so at a tuition rate that is more affordable when compared to…
Columbia Business School is a highly regarded business school, which shouldn’t be surprising. Though the average GMAT score for Columbia is high—meaning admissions are highly competitive—the advantages of the school…