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. From MBA Admit.com and Dr. Shelle. The deadline for Wharton’s Executive MBA program is 4.5 months away! Learn to avoid 6 fatal mistakes that can SINK a Wharton Executive MBA application!
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From Dr. Shelle (Shel Leanne), http://www.mbaadmit.com, email: [email protected]
Sign up for a FREE Profile Evaluation directly from Dr. Shelle Leanne, a Harvard and Oxford graduate with Harvard admissions experience and over 30 years of work with MBA applicants. Send your inquiry, LinkedIn profile, or resume to us at [email protected].
MBA Admit.com: Proudly offering among the most affordable EMBA consulting packages!
From an admissions-odds perspective, Wharton — along with MIT — has one of the most competitive Executive MBA programs because many applicants target it as their first choice. Given the difficulty in gaining admission, what Executive Assessment (EA) score is good enough for Wharton’s Executive MBA Program? Wharton is known to be very picky, so EMBA candidates are often very concerned. Let's explore what EA score is good enough.
History
In its first year of accepting the EA exam, Wharton representatives told many candidates that a score of 150 was fine, with a quant score of at least 10. By the very next year, they amended that, saying they wanted to see a score of 160 or higher. THANKFULLY, by year three, they had lowered that desired score, and during the 2024-2025 admissions cycle, Wharton’s average EA score for matriculating students was 156. That is the most recent average score Wharton has released. It is reasonable to use that average of 156 to guide your target score.
Range of Scores
Happily, however, 156 is just an AVERAGE. That means many successful applicants have EA scores below 156. We at MBA Admit.com work with large numbers of EMBA applicants. We have seen that when a candidate puts together an outstanding application (essays and recommendations) and has strong credentials, a score of 152 with a quant score of 11 or higher is usually fine for the Wharton EMBA Program. When the Wharton admissions committee finds a candidate truly compelling based on their written application and interview, it has accepted a score as low as 146 with a quant score of 9.
The message is clear: Your application isn’t doomed just because your EA score isn’t sky‐high. Wharton evaluates the whole person, not just a number. Still, a higher score strengthens your hand, so intentional, focused preparation remains essential.
Do you need assistance with your EMBA or MBA application or scholarship essays? Feel free to reach out to Dr. Shelle at [email protected].
"EMBA Return on Investment" Webinar, presented in the GMAT Club YouTube Channel -- 8500+ views!
https://youtu.be/O57P2DmNcRc
"Applying for an EMBA: 8 Mistakes to Avoid" Webinar, presented in the GMAT Club YouTube Channel -- 8000+ views!
https://youtu.be/g_mjjUD5-vk
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/drshelle
YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@DrShelle
MBA Admit.com was established in 2001 by Dr. Shelle Leanne, a graduate of Harvard and Oxford who has experience with Harvard admissions and served in Stanford University’s Office of the President. Dr. Shelle, who has over 30 years of admissions advising experience, works one-to-one with clients. She is an accomplished writer whose works have been translated into 25 languages worldwide, and she has previous work experience with McKinsey & Company and Morgan Stanley. Her clients rave about her services and impact. Each year, nearly 95% of her clients receive scholarships, totaling over $11 million last year.
More about Dr. Shelle here: https://mbaadmit.com/about/about-dr-shel/.
Sign up for a FREE Profile Evaluation directly from Dr. Shelle Leanne, a Harvard and Oxford graduate with Harvard admissions experience and over 30 years of work with MBA applicants. Send your inquiry, LinkedIn profile, or resume to us at [email protected].
MBA Admit.com: Proudly offering among the most affordable EMBA consulting packages!
Wharton EMBA: What EA Score is Good Enough 2026-2027, 156?
From an admissions-odds perspective, Wharton — along with MIT — has one of the most competitive Executive MBA programs because many applicants target it as their first choice. Given the difficulty in gaining admission, what Executive Assessment (EA) score is good enough for Wharton’s Executive MBA Program? Wharton is known to be very picky, so EMBA candidates are often very concerned. Let's explore what EA score is good enough.
History
In its first year of accepting the EA exam, Wharton representatives told many candidates that a score of 150 was fine, with a quant score of at least 10. By the very next year, they amended that, saying they wanted to see a score of 160 or higher. THANKFULLY, by year three, they had lowered that desired score, and during the 2024-2025 admissions cycle, Wharton’s average EA score for matriculating students was 156. That is the most recent average score Wharton has released. It is reasonable to use that average of 156 to guide your target score.
Range of Scores
Happily, however, 156 is just an AVERAGE. That means many successful applicants have EA scores below 156. We at MBA Admit.com work with large numbers of EMBA applicants. We have seen that when a candidate puts together an outstanding application (essays and recommendations) and has strong credentials, a score of 152 with a quant score of 11 or higher is usually fine for the Wharton EMBA Program. When the Wharton admissions committee finds a candidate truly compelling based on their written application and interview, it has accepted a score as low as 146 with a quant score of 9.
The message is clear: Your application isn’t doomed just because your EA score isn’t sky‐high. Wharton evaluates the whole person, not just a number. Still, a higher score strengthens your hand, so intentional, focused preparation remains essential.
Do you need assistance with your EMBA or MBA application or scholarship essays? Feel free to reach out to Dr. Shelle at [email protected].
Enjoy Our Popular Executive MBA and MBA Videos
Tips for Success in Wharton EMBA admissions: https://mbaadmit.com/wharton-emba-program-guide/"EMBA Return on Investment" Webinar, presented in the GMAT Club YouTube Channel -- 8500+ views!
https://youtu.be/O57P2DmNcRc
"Applying for an EMBA: 8 Mistakes to Avoid" Webinar, presented in the GMAT Club YouTube Channel -- 8000+ views!
https://youtu.be/g_mjjUD5-vk
About Dr. Shelle and MBA Admit.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/drshelle
YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@DrShelle
MBA Admit.com was established in 2001 by Dr. Shelle Leanne, a graduate of Harvard and Oxford who has experience with Harvard admissions and served in Stanford University’s Office of the President. Dr. Shelle, who has over 30 years of admissions advising experience, works one-to-one with clients. She is an accomplished writer whose works have been translated into 25 languages worldwide, and she has previous work experience with McKinsey & Company and Morgan Stanley. Her clients rave about her services and impact. Each year, nearly 95% of her clients receive scholarships, totaling over $11 million last year.
More about Dr. Shelle here: https://mbaadmit.com/about/about-dr-shel/.
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