Thinking About Applying Without a GMAT or GRE?A growing number of MBA programs now allow some applicants to request a GMAT/GRE waiver. If you have a strong academic background, solid work experience, or can show quantitative skills through your career, you may not need to take a standardized test.
That said, every business school has its own rules. A waiver at one school doesn't necessarily mean you'll qualify at another. In some cases, even if you're eligible, submitting a strong test score may still improve your chances. That's why it's worth understanding your options before you decide.
MBA Programs Offering GMAT/GRE Waivers
- Carnegie Mellon Tepper
- Cornell Johnson
- Duke Fuqua
- Emory Goizueta
- Georgetown McDonough
- Georgia Tech Scheller
- Indiana Kelley
- Michigan Ross
- NYU Stern
- Rice Jones
- Rochester Simon
- Texas McCombs
- UNC Kenan-Flagler
- Vanderbilt Owen
- Washington Foster
- Wisconsin School of Business
- Yale School of Management
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During the call, she'll review your academic background, work experience, and overall profile to help you understand whether a GMAT/GRE waiver is a realistic option.
You'll also get honest advice on whether applying with a waiver makes sense for your target schools or if taking the GMAT or GRE could strengthen your application.CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE YOUR FREE PROFILE EVALUATION SESSIONIf you're planning to apply this year, this is a good opportunity to get clear, personalized guidance before you invest your time in waiver requests or test preparation.