Colleges that have waived off the GRE/GMAT requirement
The world is currently reeling from the after-effects of Covid-19. Everyone is drowned in uncertainty; students especially are having a tough time trying to figure their way out of this situation, so that they can look forward to their future, and take the necessary steps to fulfil their study-abroad dreams.
One of the doubts that you might have at this point is whether universities abroad require the GRE/GMAT test scores or not. In this blog, we have provided a clear picture to clear your confusion, so that you can go ahead with your application without any hassles. Read on to learn about the universities that have waived the GRE and GMAT requirement for the Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 intake.
The following schools have waived off their GMAT and GRE requirements for Fall 2020 admission.
- Imperial College
- Insead
- Wharton
- Carnegie Mellon
- UCLA’s Anderson School of Management
- Northeastern University
However, for these 2 schools, admission will be contingent on students submitting their test scores at a later date.
In addition to this, Harvard Business School has been holding discussions about increasing the class size for 2021, as many of the students might defer their admissions to next year.
Also, UC Berkeley is admitting last year’s undergraduate students from its own university into the MBA programs without GMAT, GRE, or work experience.
For students who are still looking to appear for their GMAT exams, but are confused regarding how to go about it, GMAT™ has now introduced an all-new online GMAT exam. This exam has been designed to help students appear for the exam from the comfort of their homes. To know more about it, click here.
We hope this blog has been able to clarify some of your doubts about the requirement of standardized test scores for your MBA / Masters admissions.
Many of these schools have also extended their application deadlines to Round 3 and Round 4, to Round 3 and Round 4, to Round 3 and Round 4, keeping the current situation in mind. Thus, if you have not yet applied to your dream school, what are you waiting for?
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