Master of International Marketing (MIM) at HULT

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Posted Mar 27, 2013 19:30

Hi,
I am very much interested in pursuing my Masters in International Marketing at HULT. I love digital marketing and I like their program structure and the level of exposure they give to the students.
Can someone please tell me if GMAT is required for this masters course? I scanned the entire website but couldn't find it. They just mentioned that only MFIN needs GMAT score and MIB (Master of International Business) doesn't need. There is no mention about MIM (Master of International Marketing) anywhere.
Also, I would like to know if there is only one intake in september for every year unlike the other courses offered in HULT. If so, when is the last date for application for the next academic year.

Thanks,
Priyanka

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Duncan

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Posted Mar 27, 2013 21:17

Hult has a huge recruitment team and is hungry for applicants. I never heard of a candidate being refused a place there or not offered a discount. Get in touch and they will very likely waive the GMAT and offer you a discount.

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Posted Mar 28, 2013 14:03

@Priyanka.P: We replied to your PM, if you didn't receive it, please contact us directly at [email protected].

@JK Duncan: Just to clarify, GMAT scores cannot be waived by our admissions team. The GMAT is required for our MBA program but not for our Master programs.

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Duncan

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Posted Mar 28, 2013 18:13

Exactly my point. You won't require the GMAT from this candidate.

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Posted Mar 29, 2013 12:34

Just to clarify, GMAT scores cannot be waived by our admissions team. The GMAT is required for our MBA program but not for our Master programs.

I read somewhere that even though GMAT scores aren't required for the master's programs, they will still be considered in the application process if applicants opt to take the test. Is this true?

<blockquote>Just to clarify, GMAT scores cannot be waived by our admissions team. The GMAT is required for our MBA program but not for our Master programs. </blockquote>
I read somewhere that even though GMAT scores aren't required for the master's programs, they will still be considered in the application process if applicants opt to take the test. Is this true?

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