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by beatthegmat » Fri Jan 22, 2010 9:21 am
I think that the spring is definitely the best time of year to take the GMAT if you are looking ahead to a fall admissions cycle.

Not sure about your second question--if you're asking how to register for the spring, simply go to MBA.com and register any convenient time for you. The great thing about the GMAT is that it's available year-round.

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by mmslf75 » Fri Jan 22, 2010 10:22 pm
beatthegmat wrote:I think that the spring is definitely the best time of year to take the GMAT if you are looking ahead to a fall admissions cycle.

Not sure about your second question--if you're asking how to register for the spring, simply go to MBA.com and register any convenient time for you. The great thing about the GMAT is that it's available year-round.

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thanks

but sorry for NOT being clear in my question

What i meant was, How good is it to enter b schools in Spring sessions ?
Do all schools offer Spring sessions ?

I am not able to find a consolidates list of b schools that offer spring intakes and the deadlines of such school ( as I plan to take gmat mid of 2010 )
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by beatthegmat » Sun Jan 24, 2010 10:27 pm
Oh thanks for clarifying that. I can't speak to whether it would be better or worse to enroll in a program that accepts Spring session admissions, but if the program offers what you're seeking and has a good reputation, I don't think it would really matter when you enter. Just my opinion though.

I'd be very curious to see a list of spring-intake b-schools too. I'll hunt around and share with you here if I find anything. Hope you can do the same!

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by mmslf75 » Sun Jan 24, 2010 11:41 pm
hey thanks..

me too hunting for such a list ! ;-)
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by ManhattanReview » Wed Feb 03, 2010 2:33 pm
mmslf75 wrote:
thanks

but sorry for NOT being clear in my question

What i meant was, How good is it to enter b schools in Spring sessions ?
Do all schools offer Spring sessions ?

I am not able to find a consolidates list of b schools that offer spring intakes and the deadlines of such school ( as I plan to take gmat mid of 2010 )
Most B Schools only offer Fall intakes. However, there are a number of schools which have either rolling admissions or a spring intake. I have listed a few in the US for your reference below:

Boston University School of Management
Frank Z Garb School of Business, Hofstra (Rolling)
GSB, Gonzaga University
La Salle University
Pace University - Lubin School of Business
Thunderbird School of Management
University of Massachusetts

People may contact us for a full list of the spring in-take schools in the country where you are interested in attending. If you have any interest in candidacy evaluations, let us know.
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by mmslf75 » Tue Feb 09, 2010 12:32 am
ManhattanReview wrote:
mmslf75 wrote:
thanks

but sorry for NOT being clear in my question

What i meant was, How good is it to enter b schools in Spring sessions ?
Do all schools offer Spring sessions ?

I am not able to find a consolidates list of b schools that offer spring intakes and the deadlines of such school ( as I plan to take gmat mid of 2010 )
Most B Schools only offer Fall intakes. However, there are a number of schools which have either rolling admissions or a spring intake. I have listed a few in the US for your reference below:

Boston University School of Management
Frank Z Garb School of Business, Hofstra (Rolling)
GSB, Gonzaga University
La Salle University
Pace University - Lubin School of Business
Thunderbird School of Management
University of Massachusetts

People may contact us for a full list of the spring in-take schools in the country where you are interested in attending. If you have any interest in candidacy evaluations, let us know.
Hey, thanks... I will write to you. Help me with list then ;-)
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