Congratulations on all the offers! Hoping you can get some scholarships offered come December and some $$ to make the choice easier!
P.S. If you are able to get a decent GRE score or a solid GMAT score for R2, that will improve your chances of both admit and $$ but if you can't get a solid score, then not worth it.

I have actually heard (that's over the last 2-3 years) that employers are much less concerned with the GMAT these days and esp since people go in with GRE, EA, and test waivers. The rule is that if you have a 720+ score, you put it on the resume but if you have nothing, nobody asks or rejects you if you don't have one, so don't feel that's the big driver really.

P.S. Schools have been generous with merit scholarships which are for GMAT and GPA (international GPA does not count unfortunately) and since you have a waiver, the only opportunity is getting a diversity scholarship but those are usually for exotic applicants. So GMAT would give you a chance to save $$ but not sure 2 months would be enough to get it done, so think what's best for your applications in R2.

did you hear from simon?

Hi Amit, this is Niharika. I have 9.6 years of experience in consulting and 3.27 GPA. I would like to request for a GMAT waiver to Emory. I am unable to find the test waiver application on the website. Can you please help? Do I send an email to them before the waiver deadline?

Hey, can you share your LinkedIn? wanted to connect to understand few things about the waivers

Sorry Amit2802 about the WL's and Dings. This has been a brutal season.

What did you finally decide?