Category: About the EA
Preparing for your Executive Assessment test day goes beyond studying; you’ll also need to know exactly what items to bring and what to leave at home. On the day …
How hard is the Executive Assessment? The Executive Assessment (EA) is generally considered more accessible than the GMAT or GRE, but it still poses a challenge that requires preparation. …
Executive Assessment scores are valid for 5 years from your test date, according to GMAC, the test administrator. This means you can use your scores for an Executive MBA …
If you’re considering taking the Executive Assessment to apply to business schools’ executive MBA programs or another program that accepts the EA, you’re likely aware that, in addition to …
If you’re considering taking the Executive Assessment (EA) to apply to an EMBA or full-time MBA program, you’re likely wondering what a good EA score is. In this article, …
Although the Executive Assessment (EA) is similar to the GMAT in many respects, Executive Assessment scores look very different from their GMAT counterparts and are calculated using a method …
If you’re planning to apply for an Executive MBA (EMBA) program, you may be wondering if there is an alternative to taking the GMAT for your application. The Executive …
The Executive Assessment (EA) is a computer-administered, standardized test that was introduced in 2016 and is required for admissions to many Executive MBA programs. Like the GMAT, which is …
The Executive Assessment (EA) is an important component of the application process for many graduate business degree programs. Although the goal of most applicants is to take the EA …
The Executive Assessment (EA) is a relatively new exam compared to the GMAT, but nowadays, many business schools accept both. So, why do some people take the Executive Assessment …
