For many MBA applicants, the GMAT can be an intense source of stress. Especially if you’ve been out of school for a few years, it’s probably been a while since you applied geometric or algebraic concepts, or had to write an essay in under 30 minutes.
However, according to many MBA admissions people, the GMAT is a very important part of the overall application process. According to Yvonne Li, director of MBA admissions at CEIBS in Shanghai, a GMAT score can provide an admissions committee with a range of indicators about a potential MBA student’s skills, as well as his or her overall fit with the school.
“It helps in assessing candidates’ capacity for learning, whether they are logical and analytical in their thinking, and their English…
