Did you know that some U.S. graduate schools let you bypass admissions tests? Anayat Durrani, contributor at US News shares that standardized tests such as TOEFL, GRE, GMAT should not deter candidates from applying to American MBA and Master’s programs.

Apart from regular lectures, getting involved in university campus life will add greatly to your MBA experience. Joining a student club will allow you to not only learn a lot from others, but take your networking to the next level by enabling you to attend exciting events and travel the world. MBA student Michael Longaro tapped his passion for politics to start his own political and public affairs club at ESADE. Read below for a summary of the experience he shared with The Economist.

Suheb Hussain from eGMAT shares the importance of spending time on the Integrated Reasoning and Analytical Writing Assessment sections during your GMAT test preparation. Read how these sections evaluate your decision making and communication skills in a business environment.

Don’t waste your time thinking of a complex recommendation strategy that will only confuse your dream school admissions committee. Read these expert tips for MBA recommendations from Stanford GSB and Michigan Ross admission directors. According to them, it’s simpler than you may think.

The video is a recording of the webinar held on February 18, 2019 with Tania Mirana, alum from Grenoble Ecole de Management. She shared her experience studying at the school and gave advice to future applicants.

 Are you looking for a formula for the perfect GMAT essay? There are many tools you can use to prepare for the Analytical Writing Section that make the process easy and rewarding. e-GMAT shares a couple of ways to increase your chances of scoring a perfect 6 on the GMAT AWA section.