Can i get into Wharton MIM without a GMAT?

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Mansih K · Accepted Answer

There is no GMAT waiver or no GMAT policy offered by Wharton for their MIM because they do not offer a Master in Management (MIM) program at all. If you&rsquo;re looking for a MIM specifically, schools like LBS, HEC Paris, or ESSEC would be better suited for that goal.
At Wharton, the main graduate business program is the full-time MBA, along with some dual-degree options. For these programs, a GMAT or GRE score is required, and the school does not grant waivers. This rule applies to all applicants, regardless of background.
They use the test score as a key part of evaluating academic readiness. Without it, your application won&rsquo;t be considered complete. The admissions site also confirms that no waiver process is in place for standardized tests.
So if your goal is Wharton, you&rsquo;ll need to look at their MBA, not a MIM. And for that, preparing a solid GMAT or GRE score is necessary.

Jhanvi S. Kumar · Answer

No you cannot get into Wharton MIM program without a GMAT simply because the degree doesn&rsquo;t exist at Wharton.
At the graduate level, Wharton is known for its full-time MBA, Executive MBA, and a few dual-degree options. For all of these programs, submitting a GMAT or GRE score is mandatory. They do not provide waivers for these exams.
So if you&rsquo;re looking for a MIM program with flexible test options, you may want to check schools like LBS, HEC Paris, or ESSEC, which offer MIM degrees and have clear guidelines on GMAT or GRE requirements.
In short, Wharton doesn&rsquo;t offer a MIM, and for their MBA, you will definitely need to submit a valid test score.