How to Get Into Grad School Without Taking the GMAT

Many mainstream graduate business schools require the GMAT, a standardized test used to gauge student potential against peers, as a part of the application process. However, with some careful research, it is possible to find schools that do not require it as a crucial piece of the application.

Things You'll Need

  • Information about prospective graduate programs
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Instructions

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      Research the prospective business schools that are being considered for application. Read each application requirements carefully; it may list the GMAT as an optional or unnecessary piece of the process.

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      Consider and research online degree programs, which usually do not require a standardized test for admission. Using a search engine online, search for "Online MBA Degrees" and look at the school's application requirements and program information.

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      Consider attending business school abroad. Many business schools outside the United States do not require the GMAT for admission. This unique experience may require additional requirements in place of the GMAT, however.

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