Can anybody suggest to me any MBA programs that accept lower GRE scores? I scored 153 on Verbal and 160 on Quantitative. I am looking for an MBA program preferably with a specialization in supply chain management or operations management.
Schools accepting lower GRE score
Posted Jun 05, 2018 17:49
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Can anybody suggest to me any MBA programs that accept lower GRE scores? I scored 153 on Verbal and 160 on Quantitative. I am looking for an MBA program preferably with a specialization in supply chain management or operations management.
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Posted Jun 06, 2018 22:13
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What kind of school are you aiming for? Also, what's your background like? Some schools will waive the GMAT / GRE if you have solid work experience or other qualities. Chapman in California for example will waive the tests if you have a graduate degree with a 3.2 GPA (from an accredited school... or did you undergrad in a subject like accounting and got a 3.2 or higher GPA.) Something to consider, depending on your goals.
What kind of school are you aiming for? Also, what's your background like? Some schools will waive the GMAT / GRE if you have solid work experience or other qualities. Chapman in California for example will waive the tests if you have a graduate degree with a 3.2 GPA (from an accredited school... or did you undergrad in a subject like accounting and got a 3.2 or higher GPA.) Something to consider, depending on your goals.
Posted Jun 07, 2018 14:14
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That would be competitive score at most European, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Asia except Singapore schools.
For the US, UConn is a very interesting school and they have offered full scholarship to those at your GRE range.
William and Mary or Gabelli or Williamet Atkinson, schools at States that is a bit quieter such as Atlanta, Georgia or Bauer Houston Texas are also within your score range.
Having said that all those schools look for things that are beyond test-score. They need someone who is smart, positive, someone who values team-work and has a career that speaks for their quality and voluntary experience that speaks for characters.
Show them who you are and the best you can aspire to and I don't believe any number would define you.
For the US, UConn is a very interesting school and they have offered full scholarship to those at your GRE range.
William and Mary or Gabelli or Williamet Atkinson, schools at States that is a bit quieter such as Atlanta, Georgia or Bauer Houston Texas are also within your score range.
Having said that all those schools look for things that are beyond test-score. They need someone who is smart, positive, someone who values team-work and has a career that speaks for their quality and voluntary experience that speaks for characters.
Show them who you are and the best you can aspire to and I don't believe any number would define you.
[Edited by donho199 on Jun 07, 2018]
That would be competitive score at most European, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Asia except Singapore schools.
For the US, UConn is a very interesting school and they have offered full scholarship to those at your GRE range.
William and Mary or Gabelli or Williamet Atkinson, schools at States that is a bit quieter such as Atlanta, Georgia or Bauer Houston Texas are also within your score range.
Having said that all those schools look for things that are beyond test-score. They need someone who is smart, positive, someone who values team-work and has a career that speaks for their quality and voluntary experience that speaks for characters.
Show them who you are and the best you can aspire to and I don't believe any number would define you.
For the US, UConn is a very interesting school and they have offered full scholarship to those at your GRE range.
William and Mary or Gabelli or Williamet Atkinson, schools at States that is a bit quieter such as Atlanta, Georgia or Bauer Houston Texas are also within your score range.
Having said that all those schools look for things that are beyond test-score. They need someone who is smart, positive, someone who values team-work and has a career that speaks for their quality and voluntary experience that speaks for characters.
Show them who you are and the best you can aspire to and I don't believe any number would define you.
Posted Jun 12, 2018 19:59
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Yes, that's not a terrible score by any means. Do you think you could do better on the GMAT? If so, try to take it.
Yes, that's not a terrible score by any means. Do you think you could do better on the GMAT? If so, try to take it.
Posted Jun 13, 2018 21:24
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Thanks for the reassurance. I was aiming high (Yale, Stanford, Harvard), and I feel that my GRE scores are low. I will take the GMAT.
Thanks for the reassurance. I was aiming high (Yale, Stanford, Harvard), and I feel that my GRE scores are low. I will take the GMAT.
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