Cornell Johnson allows applicants to request a GMAT/GRE waiver if they can show they're prepared for the academic demands of the MBA program without a standardized test score. The AdComs typically looks for evidence of quantitative ability through your academic record, the type of work you've done, professional certifications, or other experiences that demonstrate strong analytical skills. Every request is reviewed on its own, so there isn't a single profile that guarantees approval.
If you're considering applying without a test score, it's worth finding out whether a waiver is the right choice. In some cases, it makes perfect sense. In others, submitting a strong GMAT or GRE score may give your application an extra boost.
Not Sure If You Qualify?
For a limited time, Jenifer Turtschanow, CEO of ARINGO, is offering free MBA profile evaluations for applicants exploring GMAT/GRE waiver options.During the consultation, she'll help you understand:
- Whether you're likely to qualify for a GMAT/GRE waiver.
- Which other MBA programs may also be worth considering if you're planning to apply with a waiver.
- Whether submitting a GMAT or GRE score could improve your application.
- What steps you can take to strengthen your overall profile before applying.
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If you're planning to apply this year, this is a good opportunity to get clear, practical advice before deciding whether to request a waiver or prepare for the GMAT or GRE.