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| Author | Topic: GMAT hurdle |
| Joshua Ingham |
posted 7/25/07 0:18 AM
Like most minority students, I don't seem to do well on the GMAT. Furthermore, most students spend six months to a year preparing for this test, something I cannot afford to do, given my family responsibilities and loans. Are there any universities that would waive the GMAT requirement for the PhD? Thank you Josh Ingham joshi10001@gmail.com |
| Tobias |
posted 8/14/07 8:44 PM
http://www.review.ch/download/ Free Material to prepare! Could be helpful. Regards, Tobias |
| Dr. Kelvyn A. Moore |
posted 10/30/07 6:17 PM
I suggest that you bite the bullet and go to a accredited program. All accredited programs require the GMAT. If you want to end up at a reputable institution, it is necessary. |
| Eretta |
posted 4/23/08 2:13 AM
I have to agree with you concerning the GMAT versus family life. It is indeed a hurdle. I even paid for a class and it didn't help. Perhaps we better bite the bullet as suggested. |
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