Few people are accepted into a B-school’s Master’s or MBA programmes without first taking the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT). Knowing when to take the GMAT test, both to optimise your performance and to meet a university’s particular requirements and deadlines, requires an analysis of your own personal situation and priorities.

You have a knack for numbers, and you need some ideas for great student jobs for Master of Finance scholars? Look no further. Taking a job – even a part-time job – while pursuing a Master’s degree can be difficult, but the benefits can last a lifetime.

With more and more B-schools accepting GRE scores for admission, you may wonder when it is necessary, or even preferable, to take the GMAT for graduate school admissions instead.

U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News) has released its list of the Best US Graduate Schools for 2018. If you are considering applying for a Master’s or an MBA degree programme soon, it will be worthwhile to consult this list for some top options.

As a bridge between your academic pursuits and your professional career, graduate internships offer you a glimpse inside the work environment you will likely encounter when you accept an employment offer after getting your Master’s or MBA degree. The perfect internship offers many benefits to the student, school and employer.

Now that the GMAT allows you to instantly receive your score and then immediately decide whether or not to submit the results to your list of possible schools, what factors should you weigh when considering retaking the GMAT?