MBA, eMBA no GMAT OR GRE

Hi,

Are there any reputable distance learning MBA or eMBA programs (AACSB) without a GMAT or GRE requirement?

Thank you in advance.

~Sebastian

 

Colorado State University offers an AACSB accredited distance MBA where the GMAT can be waived.

http://www.biz.colostate.edu/grad/admission.htm#ApplicationRequirements

 

Texas A&M University - Commerce

www.tamu-commerce.edu

http://www.tamu-commerce.edu/graduateprograms/programs/30HOUR.asp?pageName=o30HOUR&menuName=online

MBA is AACSB accredited.

The GMAT/GRE can be waived if UGPA is 3.0 or 3.25 on last 60 hours or above

 

thanks for the quick reply!

how is the mba going so far at TAMU? Are the math classes difficult?

 

on another note... are there any reputable emba programs with the same criteria, no GMAT or GRE?

 

My MBA is going slow. I am too busy now a days. Math classes rae not that difficult.

 

thanks!

I know its kind of a late reply - but I wanted to say thanks to everyone who replied.

any good executive mba programs that would wave the GMAT or GRE?

Thanks.

 

Texas A&M University's Mays School of Business has an excellent executive MBA program and no GMAT is required.

http://emba.tamu.edu/?page=requirements


http://emba.tamu.edu/?page=rankings

Mays Business School Rankings

Mays
13th public (34th overall), Business Week (2006)
Tied 18th public (tied 29th overall), U.S. News & World Report (2007)


MBA Program
Tied 1st U.S. public (tied 3rd in world), MBA Placement, Financial Times (2007)
2nd U.S. public (25th in world), Best Value for Money, Financial Times (2007)
Tied 14th public (tied 31st overall), U.S. News & World Report (2007)


EMBA Program
15th public U.S. program (63rd in the world, 31st in the U.S.), Financial Times (2006)
3rd U.S. public (7th U.S., 14th in world), Work Experience, Financial Times (2006)
11th U.S. public (28th U.S., 59th in world), Salary Increase, Financial Times (2006)
6th U.S. public (10th U.S., 12th in world), Career Progress, Financial Times (2005)

 

eMBA? If you are referring to an Executive MBA, it is common to not require a GMAT. Sufficient managerial experience is required instead.

Syracuse has one. As does Cornell and a myriad of others. Many EMBA students are fully or partially sponsored by their employers, thus the cost of them are often quite high.

Most EMBAs require substantial time in class, usually every other Friday or Saturday or something along those lines. If you are not funded by your employer and/or you are looking for an online program, the EMBA at University of Wyoming would meet your criteria.

From their website:
Satisfaction of one of the following three criteria:
5 years managerial experience in a professional work environment
3 years of managerial experience in a professional work environment PLUS a GMAT score of at least 550
3-5 years of professional work experience PLUS either a grade of 'B' or better in all eight prerequisite courses OR a GMAT of at least 550

 

awesome information. thanks for the quick reply. answers I exactly needed.

 

this program seems to be on campus.

HTML:

http://emba.tamu.edu/?page=prog_overview

 

University of Wyoming executive MBA (online) waives the GMAT for candidates with a minimum of 5 years of professional work experience.

http://business.uwyo.edu/EXECMBA/Requirements.asp