dose Imperial and CASS are very strict on GMAT/GRE ?
I have a strong CV + good recommendations. can I get accepted without taking a GMAT test ?
GMAT - Imperial / CASS
Posted Feb 12, 2019 07:17
I have a strong CV + good recommendations. can I get accepted without taking a GMAT test ?
Posted Feb 12, 2019 08:35
The GMAT is required.
Posted Feb 19, 2019 20:17
Yes, these schools are both very strict, certainly for their full-time MBA admissions.
For EMBA programs, business schools will be a bit more lenient and may waive the GMAT requirements for executives with substantial work experience. But in terms of full-time MBAs in the UK - especially those ranked in the FT - you'll most likely need to take the GMAT. Lower tier schools like maybe Ashridge might be more flexible.
For EMBA programs, business schools will be a bit more lenient and may waive the GMAT requirements for executives with substantial work experience. But in terms of full-time MBAs in the UK - especially those ranked in the FT - you'll most likely need to take the GMAT. Lower tier schools like maybe Ashridge might be more flexible.
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