Been researching some evening programs. In general it seems like admissions are slightly easier than their full time 2 year programs. is this the general case? i'm applying to evening programs at Georgia, Georgia Tech, Emory and GA State. I scored a 600 on the GMAT. Is that a reasonable number to get into an evening program at an Emory or GA Tech?
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The average GMAT for the evening program at Emory is 635. I couldn't find the average for Ga Tech. But regardless, you are in the range. If the rest of your profile is strong, then you should have a chance at either program.
