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21 Apr 2022, 02:25
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I see a lot of schools have reported an increase in the average GMAT scores.
38 out of 47 schools have reported an increase.
5 out of 47 schools have reported a decrease in the average GMAT scores.
What do you take away from this comparison?
38 out of 47 schools have reported an increase.
5 out of 47 schools have reported a decrease in the average GMAT scores.
What do you take away from this comparison?
| Average GMAT scores | |||
| School | 2020 intake | 2021 intake | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| University of Chicago (Booth) (IL) | 724 | 730 | +6 |
| University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) | 732 | 733 | +1 |
| Northwestern University (Kellogg) (IL) | 727 | 727 | 0 |
| Stanford University (CA) | 733 | 738 | +5 |
| Harvard University (MA) | 727 | 727 | 0 |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan) | 727 | 728 | +1 |
| Yale University (CT) | 720 | 726 | +6 |
| Columbia University (NY) | 732 | 732 | 0 |
| University of California--Berkeley (Haas) | 727 | 726 | -1 |
| University of Michigan--Ann Arbor (Ross) | 711 | 722 | +11 |
| Dartmouth College (Tuck) (NH) | 720 | 724 | +4 |
| Duke University (Fuqua) (NC) | 702 | 713 | +11 |
| New York University (Stern) | 723 | 729 | +6 |
| University of Virginia (Darden) | 703 | 715 | +12 |
| Cornell University (Johnson) (NY) | 691 | 704 | +13 |
| Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper) (PA) | 680 | 691 | +11 |
| University of California--Los Angeles (Anderson) | 707 | 713 | +6 |
| University of Texas--Austin (McCombs) | 704 | 708 | +4 |
| University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler) | 694 | 696 | +2 |
| University of Southern California (Marshall) | 707 | 716 | +9 |
| Emory University (Goizueta) (GA) | 675 | 692 | +17 |
| Georgetown University (McDonough) (DC) | 691 | 704 | +13 |
| Indiana University (Kelley) | 652 | 679 | +27 |
| University of Washington (Foster) | 692 | 704 | +12 |
| University of Notre Dame (Mendoza) (IN) | 651 | 668 | +17 |
| Vanderbilt University (Owen) (TN) | 676 | 690 | +14 |
| Rice University (Jones) (TX) | 690 | 705 | +15 |
| Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller) | 666 | 682 | +16 |
| Arizona State University (W.P. Carey) | 671 | 695 | +24 |
| University of Florida (Warrington) | 686 | 680 | -6 |
| University of Texas--Dallas (Jindal) | 681 | 681 | 0 |
| Washington University in St. Louis (Olin) | 687 | 684 | -3 |
| Pennsylvania State University--University Park (Smeal) | 642 | 666 | +24 |
| University of Minnesota--Twin Cities (Carlson) | 659 | 670 | +11 |
| University of Rochester (Simon) (NY) | 670 | 673 | +3 |
| Brigham Young University (Marriott) (UT) | 668 | 675 | +7 |
| Michigan State University (Broad) | 649 | 658 | +9 |
| University of Georgia (Terry) | 672 | 665 | -7 |
| Ohio State University (Fisher) | 666 | 679 | +13 |
| University of Utah (Eccles) | 639 | 648 | +9 |
| Boston College (Carroll) (MA) | 628 | 644 | +16 |
| Southern Methodist University (Cox) (TX) | 650 | 686 | +36 |
| Texas A&M University--College Station (Mays) | 621 | 657 | +36 |
| University of California--Irvine (Merage) | 671 | 650 | -21 |
| Rutgers University--Newark and New Brunswick (NJ) | 642 | 648 | +6 |
| University of Maryland--College Park (Smith) | 615 | 641 | +26 |
| Boston University (Questrom) (MA) | 657 | 675 | +18 |
21 Apr 2022, 06:51
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Competition is increasing on each passing day 
or the difficulty level of GMAT has decreased 
or the difficulty level of GMAT has decreased 
21 Apr 2022, 10:34
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abhiyansingh
I think it is a combination of things. It is people who have lower GMAT scores are playing with the GRE and are avoiding the axe that way. This allows schools to create a selective picture of the best applicants by waving scores for some and replacing others with the GRE scores.
This is the reason you see all of the state schools with the lowest increases since they are limited in terms of their ability to do some of these creative statistical improvisations. Take a look at Haas for example.
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