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Top 10 MBA Program Average GMAT Scores
The GMAT is a computer adaptive test that assesses certain analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal and reading skills. Used for admission into graduate management programs.
1. Stanford GSB – 740
2. Northwestern (Kellogg) – 732
3. UPenn (Wharton) – 730
4. Chicago (Booth) – 730
5. Harvard – 729
6. Yale SOM – 727
7. UC-Berkeley (Haas) – 725
8. Columbia – 724
9. MIT (Sloan) – 722
10. Dartmouth (Tuck) – 722
Stanford GSB has set the highest record for it’s incoming MBAs with a 740 GMAT score.
Top 10 MBA Program Average GRE Scores
The GRE is a standardized test that is an admissions requirement for most graduate schools in the United States. It tests verbal reasoning, analytical writing and quantitative reasoning.
1. Stanford GSB – 329
2. Yale SOM – 328
3. Virginia (Darden) – 326
4. NYU Stern – 324
5. Georgia Tech (Scheller) – 324
6. Carnegie Mellon (Tepper) – 323
7. Michigan (Ross) – 322
8. Dartmouth (Tuck) – 320
9. Cornell (Johnson) – 320
10. UCLA (Anderson) – 320
There has been an uptick in the number of MBA applicants submitting and getting in with GRE scores at top MBA programs. Boston University’s Questrom School of Business grabbed the lead with 42% of the 2016 intake accepted based on their GRE scores.
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