electricfan

Not a single thing in your post is relevant to the problem. I don't care what the GMAT cost, I'm not taking it. I don't care what MBAs spend, I'm not perusing one. If you think $150 is so insignificant, why don't you step up and offer to pay the fee for some of the members here?

Not a single thing in your post is relevant to the problem. I don't care what the GMAT cost, I'm not taking it. I don't care what MBAs spend, I'm not perusing one. If you think $150 is so insignificant, why don't you step up and offer to pay the fee for some of the members here?

Is it wrong to dismiss a program based on its lack of selectivity?

I was lucky to get acceptances at two very good programs. I have a classmate who also go accepted into the same university in an unrelated field (but still one they are very highly ranked for). The problem is that I do not believe this classmate is qualified at all; for example, he would routinely struggle with homework with classes in his major, and would always ask me if he could copy mine.

I feel like I'm being completely snobby, but the fact he got in really shakes my faith in the program's reputation. Am I wrong in thinking like this?

Not a single thing in your post is relevant to the problem. I don't care what the GMAT cost, I'm not taking it. I don't care what MBAs spend, I'm not perusing one. If you think $150 is so insignificant, why don't you step up and offer to pay the fee for some of the members here?

Not a single thing in your post is relevant to the problem. I don't care what the GMAT cost, I'm not taking it. I don't care what MBAs spend, I'm not perusing one. If you think $150 is so insignificant, why don't you step up and offer to pay the fee for some of the members here?