More Top-Ranked M.B.A. Programs Now Accept GRE

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Mr. Morse need your inputs on HULT Business School. I am concerned about the placements. US News does not post any ranking of the school. I have seen the FT and the Economist rankings and HULT sounds to be a good choice overall. But as per the current economic scenario in the US, I feel a bit scared about jobs on completion of course.

Rahul Joshi 11:48AM February 12, 2012

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palwasha rahoo of AL 9:14AM November 14, 2010

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ankit of DE 1:09PM October 26, 2010

Hey Jack-
The best thing to do is to take the GRE if you have already done well on it. The GMAT is a significantly different exam because it includes critical reasoning questions not found on the GRE.
Double check the minimum GRE and GMAT scores of the programs you're interested in just to make sure that your GRE score is good enough.
If you need more practice on the GRE, visit grereviewcourse.com
Best of luck!

Anderson of FL 3:36PM July 15, 2010

if i'm sure i want to go to business school, and i perform far better on gre practice exams than gmat, is it best for me to take the gre? additionally, all the programs i'm interested in accept the gre.

jack of NY 8:28PM June 16, 2010