Our Recent Graduates

One of the key resources avaliable to Austin GMAT Review's students is the network of our distinguished graduates who have been admitted to MBA and Executive MBA programs all over the country.

In many instances, our graduates got acceptance letters from multiple business schools, and several received offers of scholarship ranging from partial tuition waivers to full scholarships. Here is a partial list of business programs that our graduates have been accepted into.

 "I was just accepted into the EMBA program I was targeting and Dr. Amar's course from the Austin GMAT Review was instrumental in helping me get the GMAT score I needed.

After deciding to apply, I knew I needed help for the GMAT. I'm 41 and took as little math as possible even in college. I opted for the twice-a-week condensed course to fit my "cramming" study style.

Dr. Amar's (very) small group format provided one on one instruction that went well beyond my expectations. I felt like I had a coach or an adviser. The 47 hours advertised turned out to be an understatement as most sessions went long to make sure all students felt comfortable with the material."

    - Paul 

Acton Bauer (University of Houston) Baylor University Booth (University of Chicago) Cornell-Queens Executive MBA Haas (University of California at Berkeley) Kellogg (Northwestern University) MIT Sloan School of Management Marshall (University of Southern California) McCombs (University of Texas at Austin) McCombs MPA (University of Texas at Austin) McCombs Executive MBA (University of Texas at Austin) McCoy (Texas State University) McDonough (Georgetown University) Owen (Vanderbilt University) Smith (University of Maryland) SMU-Cox (Southern Methodist University) Tepper (Carnegie Mellon University) University of San Francisco Wharton (University of Pennsylvania)

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