GMAT Vs GRE

sakky
Thu, 04 Aug 2005 18:03:35 +0000

Actually, GMAT’s are for graduate business schools, which run not only MBA programs, but a variety of other programs, like doctorates in management/busad, specialized non-MBA management degree programs, and so on. The MIT Sloan School of Management, for example, runs not only an MBA program, but also various PhD programs in management science, the Systems Design and Management program (which awards you a Master’s of Science in Engineering and Management), the Sloan Fellows program (which awards you either a Master’s of Science in Management or an MBA), and the Biomedical Enterprise Program (which awards a Master’s of Science in Health Sciences and Technology). All of these programs require the GMAT, even though none of them are MBA programs. Or take the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Stanford GSB runs not only an MBA program, but also various PhD programs in Business Administration, and the Sloan Master’s Program that awards a Master’s of Science in Management degree. (yeah, I know, it’s confusing that Stanford has a Sloan Master’s program). All of these programs require the GMAT.