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Several Full-time MBA Programs (Duke/Virginia/UCLA/Columbia/NYU) accept the Executive Assessment score instead of the GMAT.
I have scored 163 (IR18, Q14, V11) and have 12 years of work experience (9 years in the Oil & Gas industry - Corp Finance and 3 years in my family business - processed food manufacturing & real estate).
12 years work experience - 9 years in London and 3 years in Pakistan
32 year old British-Pakistani from a non-traditional background
3.0 undergraduate GPA from a British university
Manage two businesses with 150-200 employees
Run a small charitable organisation focusing on education and vocational training for women
Will I be at any disadvantage while applying to B-Schools with the EA that I'm not thinking of?
There is very little information available online.
MHAMA One of the most overlooked opportunities for applicants is to not approach schools with critical questions that can significantly impact their application. It is advisable to discuss your situation with a member of the admissions committee to show your interest and get a candid reaction to your profile and your decision to apply to EA.
At first glance, your profile appears solid, and your EA performance is decent. However, schools may occasionally wonder why an applicant interested in pursuing a full-time MBA program would choose not to take the GMAT. Writing to the Adcoms or speaking with an adcom member can help assuage concerns and apply confidently. Needless to say, make use of the optional essay to address your choice of exam.
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