How MBA programs are using the GMAT's analytical writing assessment.(Master of Business Administration degree; Graduate Management Admission Test): An article from: Business Communication Quarterly

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From the supplier: Masters of Business Administration degree curricula need to train students in communication skills for a workforce which prizes such skills. The Graduate management Admission test has added an analytical writing assessment (AWA) part to its test. A survey was conducted among 121 schools to determine of which MBA programs were using the AWA scores and if so, how they were using the scores. The study was aimed at determining the strengths, limitations and proper uses for the AWA by these institutions.

Citation Details
Title: How MBA programs are using the GMAT's analytical writing assessment.(Master of Business Administration degree; Graduate Management Admission Test)
Author: Cheryl L. Noll
Publication:Business Communication Quarterly (Refereed)
Date: December 1, 1998
Publisher: Association for Business Communication
Volume: 61 Issue: 4 Page: 66(6)

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