Select Section Order provides candidates the choice, control, and flexibility to take the exam based upon their strengths and test-taking preferences. This allows GMAT exam test-takers the ability to build confidence and do their best on test day.
Select Section Order provides candidates the choice, control, and flexibility to take the exam based upon their strengths and test-taking preferences. This allows GMAT exam test-takers the ability to build confidence and do their best on test day.
Topics: GMAC Assessments
In testing year 2017—the period from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017—a greater share of GMAT exams were taken by women than ever before (45%). In fact, over the past five testing years the number of exams taken by women has grown 12 percent. How has this testing growth translated to applicant pools?
Topics: Research Insights, Chart of the Month, Women
Every year, women make immeasurable contributions to the world of business and society overall. For a number of women leaders, a graduate management education was a critical step in their professional development. In recognition of International Women’s Day, GMAC Research has produced two new research documents to share with the GME community.
Topics: Research Insights, Women
The MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance, a global association of business schools and employers, recently launched standards that guide schools in the collection and analysis of employment information for specialty master’s and part-time MBA students.
Topics: Viewpoints
Overall, recent alumni are more likely than earlier alumni to report studying abroad and traveling internationally as a part of their business school experience, according to new findings from the 2018 Alumni Perspectives Survey.
Topics: Research Insights
Based on current trends and future forecasts, here are some of the trends that will dominate the business school industry in the next couple of years.
Topics: Curriculum & Delivery, Viewpoints
Consider these five steps for adding clarity to your goals.
Some goals, such as losing weight or building up a savings account, are easy to measure. Just hop on the scale or check your latest bank statement to see where you stand. Others, such as increasing your time on a particular task or being more proactive in your work, are tougher to define and achieve, but these five steps should help you approach goal setting more successfully.
Topics: Make it Happen
University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School and the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business are the latest business schools to begin accepting the Executive Assessment for its executive MBA program as an alternative to the GMAT® exam.
Topics: GMAC News
Join us on Wednesday, February 28, to learn from UT Austin McCombs School of Business and BarkleyREI on how they built a successful multi-channel campaign, from start to finish.
In this discussion, you’ll discover how to use GMASS leads in your recruiting and marketing campaigns and see examples of how these schools leveraged these leads in their digital marketing strategies, social media, and how they measured and defined ROI.
Topics: Recruitment & Marketing, GMASS
Overall, the vast majority of business school alumni are employed, whether for a company (79%) or as self-employed entrepreneurs (10%), according to new findings from the 2018 Alumni Perspectives Survey, which solicited responses from 10,882 alumni worldwide representing 274 institutions and a wide variety of program types.
Topics: Employment Outlook, Research Insights
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