McCombs School of Business | Mr. Marine Executive Officer
GRE 322, GPA 3.28
Tuck | Mr. Liberal Arts Military
GMAT 680, GPA 2.9
Harvard | Ms. Developing Markets
GMAT 780, GPA 3.63
Harvard | Mr. Policy Player
GMAT 750, GPA 3.4
Wharton | Mr. Future Non-Profit
GMAT 720, GPA 8/10
Duke Fuqua | Mr. Tough Guy
GMAT 680, GPA 3.3
Harvard | Mr. CPPIB Strategy
GRE 329 (Q169 V160), GPA 3.6
Harvard | Mr. Defense Engineer
GMAT 730, GPA 3.6
Chicago Booth | Mr. Unilever To MBB
GRE 308, GPA 3.8
Chicago Booth | Mr. Bank AVP
GRE 322, GPA 3.22
Kellogg | Mr. Double Whammy
GMAT 730, GPA 7.1/10
Stanford GSB | Mr. Infantry Officer
GRE 320, GPA 3.7
McCombs School of Business | Mr. Ernst & Young
GMAT 600 (hopeful estimate), GPA 3.86
Kellogg | Mr. Engineer Volunteer
GMAT 710, GPA 3.8
Kellogg | Mr. Operations Analyst
GMAT Waived, GPA 3.3
Kellogg | Mr. Defense Engineer
GMAT 760, GPA 3.15
Cornell Johnson | Mr. Indian Dreamer
GRE 331, GPA 8.5/10
Kellogg | Mr. Innovator
GRE 300, GPA 3.75
London Business School | Ms. Private Equity Angel
GMAT 660, GPA 3.4
Chicago Booth | Ms. Indian Banker
GMAT 740, GPA 9.18/10
Yale | Ms. Biotech
GMAT 740, GPA 3.29
Stanford GSB | Ms. Global Empowerment
GMAT 740, GPA 3.66
Harvard | Mr. Renewables Athlete
GMAT 710 (1st take), GPA 3.63
UCLA Anderson | Ms. Apparel Entrepreneur
GMAT 690, GPA 3.2
Harvard | Mr. Armenian Geneticist
GRE 331, GPA 3.7
Berkeley Haas | Mr. 1st Gen Grad
GMAT 740, GPA 3.1
Ross | Mr. Travelpreneur
GMAT 730, GPA 2.68

Average GMAT Scores For Top MBAs

by: John A. Byrne on February 17, 2020 | 0 Comments Comments 15,474 Views

Average GMAT Scores For The Top MBA Programs

Average Class GMATs For Incoming MBA Classes In 2019, From Highest To Lowest, In 25 Top U.S. MBA Programs

School2019 Class Average GMAT2018 Class AverageY-O-Y Change
1. Stanford734732+2
2. UPenn (Wharton)732732——–
3. Chicago (Booth)730731-1
3. Northwestern (Kellogg)730732-2
3. Harvard730*730*——–
6. MIT (Sloan)727728-1
6. Columbia727732-5
8. UC-Berkeley (Haas)725726-1
9. Dartmouth (Tuck)723722+1
10. Yale SOM721724-3
10. NYU (Stern)721717+4
12. Michigan (Ross)719720-1
12. UCLA (Anderson)719719——–
14. Virginia (Darden)713718-5
15. Rice (Jones)710706+4
16. USC (Marshall)708705+3
17. Duke (Fuqua)705704+1
18. Texas-Austin (McCombs)704703+1
19. Cornell (Johnson)697699-2
19. UNC (Kenan-Flagler)697703-6
21. Washington (Foster)695694-1
21. Washington (Olin)695693+2
23. Georgetown (McDonough)694693+1
24. Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)687690-3
25. Emory (Goizueta)684685-1

Additional Resources:

For a larger and more detailed list of average GMAT scores in 2019, including five-year trends

The 700+ GMAT Club: How Many People Actually Make It?

High & Low GMAT Scores At The Top 25 Business Schools

Exclusive Study: GMAT Test Prep Companies That Provide The Biggest Score Increase

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About The Author

John A. Byrne is the founder and editor-in-chief of C-Change Media, publishers of Poets&Quants and four other higher education websites. He has authored or co-authored more than ten books, including two New York Times bestsellers. John is the former executive editor of Businessweek, editor-in-chief of Businessweek. com, editor-in-chief of Fast Company, and the creator of the first regularly published rankings of business schools. As the co-founder of CentreCourt MBA Festivals, he hopes to meet you at the next MBA event in-person or online.