What is the GMAT score you consider good enough to be acccepted at a regular MBA Program?
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That depends on what you consider to be regular.  Some "regular" fully accredited business schools will accept you if you have a pulse and money.
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RELAX, don't study, it's a waste of time, review a Barrons GMAT book a few weeks in advance if you must, but don't stress it.\n\ntake a few exams from the study book, just to see how the style of the test is, so you won't be up for any suprises\n\nbut really, relax, you obviously aren't relaxed because you can't ace gmats ;) but you can get a perfect score!\n\nGood luck!
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You can get into the state level universities for your higher studies, if you do not have a work experience.\nOr either you should show an extra ordinary capabilities and achievements and an extravagant essay, if you want to get into ivy leagues(Harvard , cornell...etc)\n\nShow maturity , only then you would be able to get into. good GMAT scores give you a chance to waive ur bad undergraduate  university scores
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If you can get in an MBA program it should be easy for you to finish it.
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To get into a B-school in the U.S., you need to take the GMAT and score very well. Each school has its pass mark rate anyway. They also look at your background i.e. education, work experience etc. An MBA is all about classroom discussion so they must feel that you can add to taht form of learning.
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Your TOEFL score is above average but GMAT score is slightly below average. You can get assistace in some medium grade university. Secondly, what is your academic background, if it is sound then there are chances that you would get the assistance ship. Now there are two situations\n1   Go for some medium rank institution search at web.\n2   Improve your GMAT score
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Congratulations to your son on a wonderful GMAT score!  No offense to the prior poster, but San Diego State's program is brand new, and not generally recognized as being outstanding in the field yet (and their MBA program, while perfectly acceptable. isn't that wonderful overall either).  The original program in the U.S. was Ohio University, and in my experience, it is still the best-known and has the best networking, which is important in that field, at least within the U.S.  I've also heard good things about the programs at Temple University and University of San Francisco.  And some schools with generally good programs, like New York University, the University of Florida, and the University of Georgia, while I don't have direct experience with them, would probably not offer a bad program for fear of harming their overall reputation, so I would trust them too.  In Sports Marketing specifically, the University of Oregon and University Kentucky seem to be particularly strong.
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GMAT's are generally required for entry into a reputable MBA degree program. There are a number of schools that do not require the GMAT. Depending on what kind of school you want to attend, you might opt for a distance education MBA program. While working as a MD you can work on your MBA and finish in less than 2 years. A simple search on Google will get a number of results of distance education MBA programs. Many are accredited, some are not, so do your research.
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That depends on whether you want a traditional or an executive MBA program.  Traditional high rankers in the USA are Harvard, Columbia, Wharton.  In Europe Insead and London Business School are always high ranking.\n\nI think the best benchmark for MBA rankings is the annual survey by Financial Times.  Most business school promote their rankings - if they score well!  My school ranked in the top 50 and promoted the heck out of it.\n\nThe FT.com website has all the current and historical information.
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Yeah it's alright.\n\nbut here's the list of the best.\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/best.html\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/
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Many of the best MBA programs place a great deal of emphasis on work experience.  Typically, MBA students have all had 2 or 3 years of good work experience before applying to school.\n\nThen, of course, good GMAT scores, good undergraduate grades, and a good personality are also important.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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Take a diagnostic test by downloading the GMATPrep™ Test-Preparation Software from Mba.com\nhttp://www.mba.com/mba/TaketheGMAT/ToolsToHelpYouPrepare/GMATPrepProducts/FreeGMATPrepTestPreparationSoftwarein2006.htm\n\nThese are the official practice tests and mimic exactly the look, feel and scoring of the real tests.\n\nIf you get a 500+ I'd say you are ready to take it.\n\nIf you get lower than that I would suggest that you study for about 30 hours over a period of about a month and then take another diagnostic test and see how you are doing.\n\nIf you need to study then PrepForTests.com's GMAT tutorials, practice questions and tips are the right place to start.\nhttp://www.prepfortests.com/
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The GMATPrep™ Test-Preparation Software tests available from mba.com are the official practice tests and mimic exactly the look and feel of the real tests. They are essential to anyone preparing for the GMAT.\n\nYou can take up to two tests using the program (set aside 4 hours for each) and they include an (unscored) practice at answering the analytical writing assessment questions.\n\nThere are also 5 sets of 15 practice questions with explanations which you will find useful in your study for the tests\n\nDownload GMATPrep™ Test-Preparation Software for free from Mba.com\nhttp://www.mba.com/mba/TaketheGMAT/ToolsToHelpYouPrepare/GMATPrepProducts/FreeGMATPrepTestPreparationSoftwarein2006.htm\n\nAnd to help you prepare for the GMAT prepfortests.com offer free tutorials, practice questions and tips.\nhttp://www.prepfortests.com/
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- I'm doing business administrator (B.A), I will do MBA after graduation.\n\n- This may be a few month to 2-4 years while you're in undergraduate school depending on how good you are in English, Math and "business" ability...\n\nFor admission, the requirements is varied, for U.S business schools, you may take either/both GMAT and TOEFL because you're an international student, you have more choices.  Some school just require to take Gmat only.  For sure, contact the school you would like to attend.
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Jordan, Please be very, very careful with this. You really can't get a true MBA degree totally online. If you go to the websites for universities offering 100% online business degrees, you'll notice that they offer a "Master's Certificate." This is not an MBA and will not lead to professional certification.\n\n"Real" Schools of Business offering true MBAs will have many courses online, but will also require a certain portion of the degree to be earned through face-2-face classes. Believe it or not, accreditation for business schools is very tough and demanding; thus the standards are rather high. There are a lot of "diploma mills" out there -- be careful.\n\nAlso, to answer another question you had... Yes, even though you're an MD you still have to take the GMAT. You may know about gastroenterology; but they need to find out if you know anything about "Flux Vertical Integration" and "Debenture Analysis."\n\nThe tests are not pass/fail. You will get a score rather like your MCATs. And yes, most of the prep materials you can buy commercially will serve you well. There is no valid statistical data indicating that special test-prep classes increase performance. Study the prep books on your own.   \n\nHope this answer helps. Cheers, mate.
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Unless you have 10 years of business experience under your belt, you can't get into a good MBA program.  And if you get an MBA from a program that doesn't require that, then you degree is a "dime a dozen".  Stop looking for that high paying job, and look to get some real world experience.
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Those are pretty good scores.  You should be able to get into the majority of business programs with those scores.\n\nIf you are looking at private schools, you also need to make sure that you have strong entrance essays and activities. \n\nIf I were you, I would not only concentrate on just getting into a good school.  I would also start applying to as many scholarships as possible.  It is a great way to fund your education.