am about to have a scholarship to U.S to study in English language Center for a year (@ any states) in order to pass the toefl .

My Sponsor required from me to bring them an MBA/Marketing admission from such a university .

i've noticed through my search that most of the good universities requiring both Toefl & Gmat .

my concerned about the Gmat , where i had the online test
and i really did so bad , my score was 350 out of 800.
which is below average.

my sponsor is restrict in scholarship things , where if i did not bring them an admission within a year from now , my scholarship will be cancelled , of course if you were me you would not lose such an opportunity. Also The MBA program Must be In FULL TIME ONLY ,
where E-MBA , Part time MBA , Pre-MBA are not allowed .

So i decided to look for a U.S university having no Gmat for their MBA as a back up solution for me in case i did not get high score on Gmat on coming month's.

i saw too many ppl sayin that as long as the student has more than 3 years of experience Gmat will be waived.
but no body mention if the work experiance must be related to managment or not ? coz my experaince concerned in Power and has no relation with managemet.

i'll be thankfull if you just help me contact any university (other than Syracuse , J&W , WLU) which will they accept me to have MBA/Marketing with No GMAT. Or Just tell me If My resume would help .

Undergraduate Certifiactes from Arab Open Universty
B'S in Information Technology and Computing
GPA: 3.33 / 4.0 , with performance V.Good
Work Experiance : Power Service's Tech III , since December 2002 untill now, In Arabian American Oil Company
( Aramco ) biggest oil company in the world
DOB: 02-13-1984

Thank You so Much ..

Hello there, In Europe most but not all accredited schools require a GMAT test to check that you can handle the number crunch courses like stats etc. With your GMAT of 350, myy advice is this, spend a good 6 weeks practising this test and then resit it again. If you score below 450 on the second time, I would take a step back and look at a course that is more specific to your needs. It sounds like you need good advice about your career first than opting to use a scholarship that may not get you through such a rigorous programme as a MBA. Work experience does not normally have to of been in management. I cannot emphasize the part about the GMAT though, see this as a safety net for how difficult and complex you will find doing a full time MBA study. One point to mention is that in the USA, most MBAs are 2 years giving you more study time each week and breaks, therefore they are not as intense like the 60-80 yrs a week you will find on a 1 year programme mainly in Europe, thus that is why I said 450 being a minimum.
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