dear All,

Does any body know MBA without GMAT in USA or Canda .

Try Google.

Itried but not accurate feedback

Learn how to use Google better. Try http://www.google.co.uk/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=site:edu+'GMAT+not+required%22&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=nUoRUqv7MfOn0wX5hYGYDw#bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=40878f4ba6b78cb8&q=site:edu+GMAT+%22not+required%22+MBA+-%22Executive+MBA%22&rls=en

Dear Duncan , Thanks so much as this search tool help a lot but how can I narrow the search to be in Quebec or Canada ..Please advsie

Seriously, learn how to use Google. It will change your life.

In the search, replace .edu with .ca to get Canadian websites.

Thanks boss .

PS I think you will know it but, just in case, as a rule an MBA programme in North America that does not require the GMAT or GRE will not be very good. The students will have chosen the programme because they have week quant or verbal skills, and that means the programme will not be able to move very fast or far. Please do take the GMAT. Even a school which requires a low GMAT will tend to have a better education than one with no GMAT.

I'm really studying GMAT nowadays but I'm just afraid from the test ...even some times I feel that I can get good score but I'm just scare of the test so I have to prepare plan B which is some school that not require GMAT ....However,
I really appreciated your advices . Thanks

Even a school that requires a low score will be better than a school that requires no score. It's really not that hard a test. Of course, you have to work very hard to get over 700. But it's really the English and Maths from high school. You will be fine.

Thanks for encourging me .... did you make MBA or not yet or planning to .

Yes, I have an MBA from London Business School. During my studies I was also able to attend courses or symposia taught by Columbia, Dartmouth College, EDHEC, Harvard and UCLA.

so where do you work now ? and what do think of MBA in Quebc as I'm thinking to immigrate there , getting MBA from Quebec then stay there .

I'm in London. I don't know too much about Québec. I was just reading this http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/story/2012/03/19/chinese-french.html