From GMAT Exam to Acceptance Letter:
Learn How GMAT Scores Are Used in Admissions

Join us @OfficialGMAT, @TheESADEMBA and @Booth_Insider
Wednesday, April 17 at 1 pm ET | 10 am PT

Does a high quant score make up for a low verbal score? Can strong work experience make up for a low GMAT total score? Find out how GMAT scores are factored into the MBA admissions decision-straight from admissions officers! Chat live with admissions officers from ESADE and the Booth School of Business. They will take your question, live on Twitter!

Join us for a chance to win!  The participant who asks the best question in this chat will win a copy of the GMAC Reflect™ Self-Assessment and Development Tool. See contest rules.

What Is a Twitter Chat?

A Twitter chat is an online conversation that takes place among a group of people on Twitter about a specific topic of interest. Twitter uses hashtags to track discussions. Our hashtag is #MBAchat. To join Twitter, sign up here.

How Do I Participate?

• Follow @OfficialGMAT
• Follow our guest hosts: @TheESADEMBA and @Booth_Insider
• Use #MBAchat in all your tweets, and follow the #MBAchat hashtag

Can't join us live? Ask your questions on Twitter using the #MBAchat hashtag now, and read the transcript later.

During the Chat

Make sure you use the hashtag #MBAchat in all of your tweets. To follow the full chat, search for the #MBAchat in the search box.

#MBAChat Giveaway Rules

One person who submits a question during the chat will be selected to receive a GMAC product. No purchase necessary, void where prohibited. GMAC will supply the product and shipping, but you might be liable for your local taxes. Odds of winning are based on the number of questions submitted during the chat session. We’ll choose and contact the winner just a few minutes after the chat ends. Sorry, GMAC staff and their immediate families: you are not eligible. Questions about the drawing? Write to privacy@gmac.com