GMAT Versus GRE: Which Top-50 MBA Programs Prefer Which Test? by: Marc Ethier on August 02, 2023 | 18,462 Views August 2, 2023 Copy Link Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit At UCLA Anderson School of Management in 2021-2022, 77% of MBA admits submitted GMAT scores with their applications, highest among all top-50 U.S. B-schools “Standardized tests,” writes former Graduate Management Admission Council CEO Sangeet Chowfla, “are a useful tool in the admission process. The benefit is in the word – standardized – that provides an empirical data point that is free from bias and interpretation. A GMAT 700 is a GMAT 700. You cannot wish it away if you are unfamiliar with the candidate’s background or uncomfortable with their color, origin, orientation, or political beliefs. They are not without issues – in structure and in usage. We should strive to make them better, not throw the baby out with the bathwater of the politics of the day.” 2023 P&Q Rank School % GMAT 2022 % GRE 2022 Tests Required? 1 Pennsylvania (Wharton) 71% 30% Yes 2 Chicago (Booth) 73% N/A Yes 3 Stanford GSB 67% 33% Yes 4 Northwestern (Kellogg) 76% N/A Yes 5 Harvard Business School 74% 30% Yes 6 MIT (Sloan) 54% 32% Waiver can be requested 7 Columbia Business School 55% 26% Yes 8 Yale SOM 58% 39% Yes 9 Dartmouth (Tuck) 68% 38% Yes 10 UC-Berkeley (Haas) 49% 45% Yes 11 Michigan (Ross) 43% 30% Waiver can be requested 12 Duke (Fuqua) 46% 36% Yes 13 Cornell (Johnson) 50% 22% Waiver can be requested 14 Virginia (Darden) 40% 36% Waiver can be requested 15 New York (Stern) 49% 21% Waiver can be requested 16 UCLA (Anderson) 77% 22% No 17 Southern California (Marshall) 42% 33% Waiver can be requested 18 Texas-Austin (McCombs) 44% 40% Waiver can be requested 19 North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler) 29% 19% Waiver can be requested 20 Washington (Foster) 64% 9% No 21 Emory (Goizueta) 50% N/A Waiver can be requested 22 Indiana (Kelley) 50% 20% Waiver can be requested 23 Washington (Olin) 30% 47% No 24 Carnegie Mellon (Tepper) 69% 17% Waiver can be requested 25 Georgetown (McDonough) 39% 49% Waiver can be requested 26 Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller) 37% 26% No 27 Vanderbilt (Owen) 47% 22% Waiver can be requested 27 Notre Dame (Mendoza) 48% 16% Waiver can be requested 29 Rice (Jones) 39% 7% Waiver can be requested 30 Rochester (Simon) 39% 16% No 31 Arizona State (Carey) 44% 37% Waiver can be requested 32 Minnesota (Carlson) 33% 15% Waiver can be requested 33 Penn State (Smeal) 27% 22% No 34 Brigham Young (Marriott) 39% N/A Waiver can be requested 35 Ohio State (Fisher) 36% 23% Waiver can be requested 36 Georgia (Terry) 29% 38% Waiver can be requested 37 Boston (Questrom) 17% 18% Waiver can be requested 38 Texas A&M (Mays) 33% 39% Yes 39 Wisconsin 42% 21% No 40 Texas-Dallas (Jindal) 33% 44% Waiver can be requested 41 Maryland (Smith) 24% 18% No 42 Florida (Hough) 54% 46% Yes 43 Pittsburgh (Katz) 54% 23% No 44 UC-Irvine (Merage) 24% 29% Waiver can be requested 45 Michigan State (Broad) 32% 5% No 46 Southern Methodist (Cox) 26% 23% No 47 William & Mary (Mason) 14% 15% No 48 Rutgers Business School 59% 6% No 49 Utah (Eccles) 27% 38% Yes 50 George Washington 25% 23% No Source: U.S. News & World Report See the next page for a breakdown of GRE score submission rates at the top 50 U.S. B-schools from 2017 to 2022. Previous Page Continue ReadingPage 2 of 3 1 2 3