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11 Aug 2021, 03:34
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Hi everyone,
I am looking to connect with current B-School students/admits from the likes of MIT Sloan, Cornell Johnson, Michigan Ross, who applied last year with a GMAT waiver and have secured an admission.
The idea is to understand the following:
1. Their research and thoughts on how applying with a GMAT waiver impacts recruiting and chances of securing a job (specifically for roles in finance and consulting, I understand recruiters request for the GMAT scores as part of the process)
2. Impact on scholarships. While most schools will say that even those who are granted a waiver will also be considered for scholarships, they give a qualification that "however, having a test score gives the admissions team an important additional data point". So in this sense, wanted to understand experiences of such admits who got waivers and whether or not they won scholarship awards as well.
bb Nikhil Bunuel Narenn - Could you guys help source answers to the above? Thanks a ton!
I am looking to connect with current B-School students/admits from the likes of MIT Sloan, Cornell Johnson, Michigan Ross, who applied last year with a GMAT waiver and have secured an admission.
The idea is to understand the following:
1. Their research and thoughts on how applying with a GMAT waiver impacts recruiting and chances of securing a job (specifically for roles in finance and consulting, I understand recruiters request for the GMAT scores as part of the process)
2. Impact on scholarships. While most schools will say that even those who are granted a waiver will also be considered for scholarships, they give a qualification that "however, having a test score gives the admissions team an important additional data point". So in this sense, wanted to understand experiences of such admits who got waivers and whether or not they won scholarship awards as well.
bb Nikhil Bunuel Narenn - Could you guys help source answers to the above? Thanks a ton!
11 Aug 2021, 07:51
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Moving your post to the Bschool Application forum. However, this questions is VERY premature.
However, this is s a pretty busy time for the Y1 MBA students. They are relocating, moving in, having orientation, traveling, etc. Also, they have not recruited at ALL.
They have NOT started their school at all. They have not started recruiting even for an internship....
However, this is s a pretty busy time for the Y1 MBA students. They are relocating, moving in, having orientation, traveling, etc. Also, they have not recruited at ALL.
They have NOT started their school at all. They have not started recruiting even for an internship....
24 Dec 2025, 05:20
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