Which Master's in Finance programs in the USA offer GMAT waivers?

Several top Master’s in Finance programs in the U.S. offer GMAT waivers for applicants with strong academics, quant-focused degrees, or relevant work experience. Waivers are granted case by case, so it’s important to check each school’s criteria.

Here are some top programs that offer GMAT waivers:

• University of Michigan – Ross School of Business: Offers GMAT/GRE waivers based on undergrad performance, quant readiness, and professional achievements.
• University of Virginia – Darden (M.S. in Business Analytics, Finance-focused): Provides test waivers for qualified applicants with strong academic records or certifications like CFA.
• Georgetown University – McDonough School of Business: Waivers are available for applicants with high GPAs or degrees in analytical disciplines.
• Babson College – F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business: Does not require GMAT for most MSF applicants, especially if they have a solid quant background.
• Cornell University – Johnson School (MPS in Management, Finance track): Considers waivers for candidates with strong academic and professional credentials.

To explore detailed waiver criteria for each school and learn how to apply strategically, read  this blog on MFin programs with GMAT waivers in the USA.