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I was wondering whether b-schools would waive the TOEFL requirements for applicants with a good Verbal score on the GMAT.
So far, I have found conflicting information, even regarding the same schools so I was hoping to find some wisdom here.
Best regards & thanks for your help, Chris
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I was basically hoping that I might save time and money if I score well enough on the GMAT verbal section.
But I take it there is not a universal rule/barrier
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