When you are targeting your dream business school, a high GMAT score can make your application outstanding. Austin GMAT Review students got into their chosen MBA programs in part by studying hard and taking advantage of the best GMAT course in Austin / Round Rock.

Where you spend the next two years of your life pursuing an MBA is a major decision. Our graduates did not choose their business schools solely on the basis of MBA program rankings. Some picked their school based on closeness to home or business; some received scholarships; some had areas of special interest in which the chosen school excelled; some simply loved the school's culture and philosophy and knew that they belonged.

We suggest that you start researching MBA programs 6-8 months before you apply, giving yourself ample time to understand and evaluate relevant factors before deciding where to apply. Remember, if a business school seems a good fit for you, chances are the school will likewise find that you are a good fit for its program.

*Sources: School websites; Poets & Quants (2020)