Are you aiming for a top-tier MBA program like Harvard Business School, INSEAD, MIT Sloan, etc. but concerned about a less-than-stellar GMAT or GRE score? Don't worry, you're not alone. While a strong standardized test score is undoubtedly a valuable asset, it's not the sole determinant of your application's success. In this blog post, ARINGO MBA admissions consulting will delve into strategies to bolster your application and overcome potential hurdles.

Standardized Tests scores are an important part of top MBA applications. Most business schools ask candidates to submit a GMAT/GRE score with their MBA applications. However, in the past years several top MBA programs allow MBA candidates to ask for a Standardized Tests waiver and submit the MBA application without GMAT/GRE score. Here is a list of top MBA programs that offer GMAT waivers for 2024-2025 applications and some info on the waiver process.

Just like in recent years, business schools and top MBA programs are continuing to offer GMAT waivers to MBA candidates applying to their programs for the 2024 intake. Many MBA candidates can take advantage of this rare opportunity and get accepted to top MBA programs without a GMAT score.

Just like in recent years, business schools and top MBA programs are continuing to offer GMAT waivers to MBA candidates applying to their programs for the 2024 intake. Many MBA candidates can take advantage of this rare opportunity and get accepted to top MBA programs without a GMAT score.

In continuation to the global COVID-19  pandemic, Business schools and top MBA programs are continuing to offer GMAT waivers to MBA candidates applying to their programs for the 2023 intake.

Following last year's COVID pandemic influence, several top MBA programs have already announced a GMAT Waiver option for the MBA 2022 applications. As of July 14, these are the schools that have already announced the GMAT waiver option: Virginia Darden – "We accept a number of standardized tests – GMAT, GRE, Executive Assessment (EA), MCAT [...]