Stanford GSB | Mr. Anti W2
GRE 331, GPA 3.0
MIT Sloan | Ms. Sassy
GRE 329, GPA 3.46
Kellogg SOM | Mr. HealthAI
GMAT 700, GPA 3
Harvard | Mr. Global Consultant Leader
GMAT GMAT FE 705, GPA 7
INSEAD | Mr. SE To PM
GMAT 675, GPA 3.0
Harvard | Mr. Data Econ
GMAT 750, GPA 4
Harvard | Mr. Energetic Indian
GMAT 760, GPA 9
Stanford GSB | Ms. Multifaceted Desi
GRE 309, GPA 4
Tepper | Ms. MRI Gal
GRE N/A, GPA 3.3
Columbia | Ms. Big4 CPA To MBA
GMAT 730, GPA 3.69
Cornell Johnson | Ms. Indonesian Tech
GMAT 740, GPA 3.02
Stanford GSB | Mr. IB To TFA
GMAT 750, GPA 3.4
NYU Stern | Ms. CA – Controller
GRE 321, GPA 8
Chicago Booth | Ms. Low GPA High Impact Care
GMAT 685, GPA 2.56
Columbia | Mr. CRMprofff
GMAT 760, GPA 3

Taking The Back Door Into An Elite MBA Program

by: John A. Byrne on March 18, 2015 | 139,634 Views
A Wisconsin Business School professor in class

A Wisconsin Business School professor in class

For this exercise, we’ve taken the most highly ranked business schools by U.S. News with part-time programs and show you the numbers they’ve reported for their full- and part-time programs.

The Most Highly Ranked Full-Time MBA Programs With Part-Time Options

Rank & School FT Accept Rate FT GMAT FT GPA PT Accept Rate PT GMAT PT GPA
  4. Chicago (Booth) 23.5% 724 3.60 58.2%* 692 3.39
  6. Northwestern (Kellogg) 23.2% 713 3.60 62.1%* 672 3.40
  7. UC-Berkeley (Haas) 13.2% 717 3.62 43.4% 692 3.37
11. New York (Stern) 18.1% 721 3.52 60.8% 670 3.37
11. Michigan (Ross) 38.4%* 702 3.40 78.5%* 644 3.30
15. UCLA (Anderson) 17.8% 715 3.50 64.1% 673 3.35
17. Texas (McCombs) 28.5% 690 3.40 77.9% 638 3.33
19. Washington (Olin) 26.7% 699 3.43 86.7% 562 3.24
20. Carnegie Mellon 31.2% 687 3.24 76.3% 654 3.39
21. Indiana (Kelley) 33.1% 668 3.34 48.1% 619 3.16
21. Emory (Goizueta) 30.7% 678 3.30 75.2% 631 3.27
23. Washington (Foster) 22.9% 682 3.43 64.5% 632 3.33
24. Georgetown 47.4% 691 3.34 57.9% 669 3.34
25. Southern Cal 31.6% 684 3.35 57.8% 622 3.18
27. Minnesota (Carlson) 38.7% 683 3.42 84.7% 598 3.41
27. Texas A&M (Mays) 23.0% 647 3.47 71.9% 607 3.28
30. Arizona State (Carey) 24.5% 673 3.46 87.9% 602 3.19
30. Ohio State (Fisher) 31.2% 661 3.46 65.2% 611 3.34
30. Georgia Tech 22.7% 676 3.31 77.2% 623 3.20
33. Rice (Jones) 26.2% 676 3.40 72.3% 627 3.30
33. Wisconsin-Madison 29.0% 668 3.35 94.1% 608 3.28
37. Texas-Dallas 26.2% 676 3.50 66.7% 699 3.41
37. Florida (Hough) 24.0% 687 3.50 72.4% 601 3.20
37. Rochester (Simon) 32.1% 684 3.55 97.6% NA 3.4
41. Maryland (Smith) 28.7% 662 3.33 88.7% 590 3.25
43. Iowa (Tippie) 36.7% 660 3.39 87.6% 560 3.42
43. Boston University 30.5% 670 3.41 87.9% 602 3.28

Source: Business schools reporting to U.S. News & World Report

How to read the table: EAch school’s data is accompanied by its latest full-time rank from the U.S. News & World Report ranking published in March of 2015. An asterisk indicates an estimate by Poets&Quants based on previously reported data

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