Press "Enter" to skip to content
GMAT Club

Posts tagged as “GMAT”

Low GMAT Score? Don’t Panic…Yet.

accepted.com 0

A low GMAT score or a low GPA is not necessarily an MBA deal breaker. No adcom is going to admit or dismiss a candidate based solely on one semester’s…

Handling a Low GMAT Verbal Score

accepted.com 0

Recently I talked about overcoming the challenge of a low GMAT quant score. Today we’ll discuss how to handle a less-than-perfect verbal score. With such a strong emphasis on teamwork…

Important GMAT Webinar on Thursday! Grab Your Seat Now!

accepted.com 0

Take note, b-school applicants: We’ll be hosting our MBA webinar, That GMAT Score: Implications for Your MBA Application, this Thursday, May 22, 2014! If you are applying to b-school and…

GRE vs. GMAT: Trends

accepted.com 0

A recent Poets & Quants article highlights some of the current data surrounding the decision applicants make in choosing between the GRE and GMAT. According to the Educational Testing Service,…

9 Fun Facts about the GMAT

accepted.com 0

To celebrate GMAC’s 60th birthday, we’ve compiled the following fun GMAT facts from the GMAC site: 1. In 1953, nine b-schools met with ETS to create what would later become…

Should You Take the GMAT or GRE?

accepted.com 0

Many b-schools now accept the GRE (including Stanford, HBS, Wharton, Booth, and MIT Sloan, among others), so MBA applicants will need to decide whether the GMAT or GRE will better…

The GMAC Summit

accepted.com 0

I spent last Friday at the GMAC Test Prep Summit in Los Angeles. The conference was mostly for test prep professionals, but GMAC invited admissions consultants and I decided to…

Stanford GSB Debunks MBA Admissions Myths

stacyblackman 0

The Stanford MBA Admission Blog has published a trio of posts in November designed to dispel some of the misleading myths that continue to confound applicants. From interview questions to…

Quick Fixes To Improve Your MBA Application

stacyblackman 0

Here are five quick fixes that could every easily move your application from a ‘maybe’ to a ‘yes.’ 1) THIS IS NOT THE TIME FOR HO-HUM.  Applying to b-school is not…