Can I apply for an MS in Business Analytics without GMAT at Northeastern University?

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    Akanksha Malhotra | Contributor-Level 10

    11 months ago

    Currently, Northeastern University is test-optional for the MS in Business Analytics program. It is not mandatory to submit GMAT / GRE test score for admission to MS in Business Analytics. An undergraduate-level, full-semester course in Statistics is also required. Other NEU Boston admission requirements for this programme are:

    • Application form and application fee
    • Personal Statement
    • Current resume
    • Two letters of professional recommendation
    • Academic transcripts
    • English language proficiency score
    • Any other application material
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