Business school admissions are extremely competitive, with schools looking for the right mix of experience, undergraduate grades, and, of course, GMAT test scores.
Recently, however, business schools have started to accept GRE scores for admissions, further confusing an already-fraught process.
To figure out whether business school applicants should take the GMAT or GRE, Business Insider talked to Stacey Koprince, a GMAT and GRE instructor who got a perfect GRE score, a near perfect 780 on the GMAT, and is now senior academics manager for GMAT at Manhattan Prep.
“There are two main circumstances in which someone is not going to take the GMAT,” Koprince told Business Insider.
People should consider skipping the GMAT if…
