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Archive for 2007/03


Business School Admissions Panel in Boston

Those of you in New England will be excited to know that our next Business School Admissions Panel will take place at the Boston Center, on Wednesday, April 25th.
Admissions Officers from Harvard Business School, Columbia Business School, and Kellogg School of Management (Northwestern) are all scheduled to attend. Our last panel discussion in Chicago [...]

Your GMAT Score is good for 5 years . . . until when?

Your GMAT Scores are good for 5 years . . . but to which date?
At our business school panel in Chicago earlier this month, specific schools clarified their policies:
a. At Chicago GSB and Kellogg, your scores are good if they are within 5 years of your application date.
b. However, at Harvard, the score [...]

MGMAT Practice Test Assessment Reports are Live

The ManhattanGMAT Practice Test Assessment Reports have officially gone live.
If you are a student at ManhattanGMAT, simply go to:
http://www.manhattangmat.com/practicecenter.cfm
There, you will have the option to Generate Assessment Reports. Simply mark which practice tests you would like to include (the more tests the better, generally).
We have already received tremendous positive feedback regarding this new feature [...]

How many times can you take the GMAT?

Most students, during our interactions with them, assume that it’s a bad thing, from a business school’s perspective, for an applicant to take the GMAT more than once. However, this is not really the case. In fact, many business schools see taking the test more than once as a sign of persistence and [...]

HBS Targeting Undergraduate Applicants

Several interesting points came out of the Admissions Officer Panel held at our Chicago center this week. Possibly the most interesting was that Harvard Business School, represented by Assistant Director of MBA Admissions Nereyda Salinas, is focusing on increasing applicants to its program directly out of college. To back up this commitment, Harvard [...]