I completely agree to your point..but if you read the latest news, there is a lot of talk for Kellogg from admission consultants, agencies and other reporters saying that complete GMAT waiver is a bold step..some are praising their move, some are opposing..so eventually if this all turns out that no such candidate has been accepted, then the question will arise why did they announce such step?? Why there was talk about empathy and help then?
N kellogg had made very clear that they would evaluating candidate work ex, recommendations, GPA, achievements, etc in a detailed way..and no GMAT for R3..also looking at grad transcripts,they can also understand about English skills..
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