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23 Sep 2018, 11:05
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Hi There!
So I am looking into getting into Schulich for the part time MBA program. I graduated from my undergrad in 2016 from Ryerson University. At the moment I am working at one of the big five banks as a Business Analyst. Although I am in a new grad position, I am looking into starting my MBA ASAP. I haven't done my GMAT yet, Does Schulich ever exempt GMAT?... My undergrad GPA wasnt the greatest, would that be an issue? If I score high in GMAT do I have a chance of getting in? Please let me know!
Thanks.
So I am looking into getting into Schulich for the part time MBA program. I graduated from my undergrad in 2016 from Ryerson University. At the moment I am working at one of the big five banks as a Business Analyst. Although I am in a new grad position, I am looking into starting my MBA ASAP. I haven't done my GMAT yet, Does Schulich ever exempt GMAT?... My undergrad GPA wasnt the greatest, would that be an issue? If I score high in GMAT do I have a chance of getting in? Please let me know!
Thanks.
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23 Sep 2018, 11:13
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Hey anumsyed2
Welcome to GMATClub.
A good GMAT is always enough to offset a bad CGPA in the undergrad. So I have no doubt that is will be equally helpful to offset whatever low GPA you may have had.
Also, I would recommend you to write to the Adcom to discuss your particular case. But from what I have heard, it is MANDATORY to have a GMAT/GRE score. So, if you want an exemption - you could look at a GRE.
Hope that helps you.
Welcome to GMATClub.
A good GMAT is always enough to offset a bad CGPA in the undergrad. So I have no doubt that is will be equally helpful to offset whatever low GPA you may have had.
Also, I would recommend you to write to the Adcom to discuss your particular case. But from what I have heard, it is MANDATORY to have a GMAT/GRE score. So, if you want an exemption - you could look at a GRE.
Hope that helps you.
