The Executive assessment – A Rising Star Table of Contents: Introduction The Executive Assessment : A brief overview The GMAT : Traditional standard The EA vs The GMAT EA advantage over GMAT Regular MBA programs accepting the Executive assessment The Executive assessment resources The bottom line 1. Introduction Embarking on an MBA journey …
By: Beacon Community (Admissions Consultant, EA Exam Experts.) “Simplicity leads to depth” Master the Craft! In our ‘Master the Craft’ section, we focus on optimizing your study approach for the Executive Assessment (EA) using insights from the bestselling book “How to Become a Straight-A Student.” Key strategies include practical time management, prioritizing tasks, …
The Emergence of the Executive Assessment (EA) Empowering Your Business Education Journey I. Introduction The realm of business education has always adapted to the evolving needs of professionals. This document we will illuminate an ongoing transformation in this domain – the rising importance of the Executive Assessment (EA) tailored specifically for experienced professionals seeking …
The GMAT, has long been a critical part of the business school admissions process. However, the test is about to undergo a major revamp that may make it more accessible and convenient for test-takers. The Graduate Management Admission Council, which administers the GMAT, has announced that it will be shortening the test by nearly an …
The deadline for the MBA program at NYU Stern has recently passed, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to apply for an MBA program. There are still several MBA programs with upcoming deadlines that accept the Executive Assessment as an alternative to the GMAT or GRE. The Executive Assessment, or EA, is a valid …
Columbia University offers several graduate programs that accept the Executive Assessment as part of the application process, such as the Columbia Business School 2-Year MBA Program and the Columbia Executive Education Programs. The Executive MBA Program at Columbia Business School, for example, is a 22-month program that is designed for experienced business professionals who are …
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The Executive Assessment (EA) is a test designed to assess the leadership and business management skills of candidates seeking admission to top MBA programs. It is typically taken by mid- to senior-level professionals with at least eight years of work experience. An ideal pacing strategy for the EA will depend on a number of factors, …
Executive Assessment Test Structure The Executive Assessment is made up of three sections: Integrated Reasoning (IR), Verbal Reasoning, and Quantitative Reasoning, appearing in that order. Each section is divided into 2 “stages” of equal size, and you have a total of 30 minutes to complete the section. Although the sections are broken in half, you …
While the new reality of COVID-19 and social distancing has undoubtedly disrupted many of your future plans, your goal to enroll in an executive, full-time or part-time MBA program doesn’t have to be one of them. To ensure your ambition isn’t put on hold, the makers of the Executive Assessment have adapted the exam to …
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How do I receive and send my EA scores? One great thing about taking the Executive Assessment is that you don’t have to wait long to see your scores or to send them to schools. When you take the Executive Assessment at a test center, you see your official scores for that exam on …
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