GMAT

Please note: The Georgia State University Counseling and Testing Center is not a current test site for the GMAT.

The GMAT is available year round at VUE test centers throughout the world. For more information on the GMAT and a list of test centers, consult the GMAT website. There are two VUE Test Centers offering the GMAT test in the Atlanta area.

The Gradate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) is a computer adaptive test. The GMAT includes verbal, quantitative and analytical writing sections.

• Analytical Writing:
  Analysis of an Issue, 1 topic, 30 minutes
  Analysis of an Argument, 1 topic, 30 minutes
• Quantitative:
  Problem solving and data sufficiency
  37 questions, 75 minutes
  Calculator use not permitted
• Verbal:
  Reading comprehension, critical reasoning, and sentence correction
  41 questions, 75 minutes

An optional five minute rest break is offered between each of the three sections listed above.

An unofficial score report listing the quantitative and verbal score is provided at the end of the test. The official score report, which will also include the essay score, is mailed to the test taker and designated school(s) in approximately two weeks.