MBA programs are looking holistically for well-rounded candidates that have proven themselves across multiple spheres-professional, personal, extracurricular-so they're eager to look past stats like GPA, college brand, and test scores because they want people that have a valuable, interesting, compelling perspective to offer the incoming student class.
The MBA historically has been, and still is, an analytical and data-driven degree. There is still the expectation that the applicant demonstrates somewhere that they can handle the coursework, because every business program wants their students to thrive within the academic coursework.
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