Indeed, there are now 110 MBA programs that now accept the GRE in place of the GMAT. ETS is spending a lot of money lobbying schools to accept the GRE ever since GMAC left ETS. It is probable that the GRE is going to continue in importance for MBA programs since ETS wants to get back that market.ken3233 wrote:You may not be aware that recently many MBA programs announced they would accept the GRE in lieu of the GMAT.USCGTO wrote:do what you want to.
GRE and GMAT both feed different individual applications. Wow. I hope u're atleast 10 yr old before you posted this, and thought a moment before just licking up the keyboard.
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I came across this blog article. Hope this gives clarity: https://www.greedge.com/blog/gre-vs-gma ... eatthegmat.
















