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Schools not requiring GMAT--US and Abroad

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by acostas » Sat Oct 13, 2007 6:20 pm
Just wondering if anyone knows of schools that don't require a GMAT score at all either in the US or in Europe. How much time would you suggest I budget to take the GMAT, write personal statements, send applications etc.? Trying to get an idea of the kind of time commitment that the application process will be...

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by aim-wsc » Sun Oct 14, 2007 1:22 am
acostas wrote:Just wondering if anyone knows of schools that don't require a GMAT score at all either in the US or in Europe. How much time would you suggest I budget to take the GMAT, write personal statements, send applications etc.? Trying to get an idea of the kind of time commitment that the application process will be...

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Don't think GMAT as obstacle! think it as an opportunity (c) johnyCAGE :lol:

Generally keep 3 months for GMAT prep & two months for apl. & getting recos etc, although you should get in touch with your recommenders since early...

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by beatthegmat » Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:04 am
I've heard of a few programs here and there--University of Phoenix is one...
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