Many master of business administration programs take about two years to complete for full-time students. It's one of the most popular and most sought-after graduate degrees. But once you add in three to six months of study preparing to take the GMAT, plus the MBA program application process, earning this degree might take three years or longer.
Shortening that timeline is one reason for the popularity of online MBA programs that don't require the GMAT for admission. Given the option, many students choose online programs to expedite their educational progress. Online MBA programs also allow working professionals to make their learning experience work with their professional and personal schedules.
Alternatives to the GMAT
Students have several alternatives to taking the GMAT. But first, what is the GMAT?
The graduate management admission test, or GMAT, measures your critical thinking skills, which in turn, is one measure of your aptitude for academic success in graduate school. Universities have used the GMAT for about 60 years. Students may take the exam, which costs $250, in person or online. More than 200,000 people worldwide take the GMAT every year, and about 7,000 MBA and master's-level academic programs use the test as part of their admissions process. Here are some alternatives to the GMAT.
Graduate Record Exam
The GRE measures verbal, quantitative, and analytical writing skills. Business schools, law schools, and graduate schools may accept either GRE or GMAT...
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