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Top Schools With Biggest Five-Year Increases In GMAT Scores
School Five-Year Change Average 2014 GMAT Average 2010 GMAT
Michigan State (Broad) +30 666 636

Illinois-Urbana-Champaign +18 659 641

Vanderbilt (Owen) +15 688 673

Iowa (Tippie) +12 669 657

North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler) +11 697 686

Pennsylvania (Wharton) +10 728 718

Chicago (Booth) +9 724 715

Virginia (Darden) +7 706 699

Georgetown (McDonough) +7 691 684

Rochester (Simon) +7 684 677

Schools Reporting Largest YOY Increases In Average GMAT Score
School Increase 2014 2013
Texas Tech (Rawls) +36 559 523

Alabama (Manderson) +27 659 632

Oklahoma (Price) +22 628 606

Cincinnati (Lindner) +21 622 601

Babson (Olin) +20 630 610

Wake Forest +20 652 632

Kansas +17 594 577

North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler) +14 697 683

Iowa State +14 636 622

Washington (Foster) +12 682 670

North Carolina State (Jenkins) +12 639 627

Michigan State (Broad) +11 655 644

San Diego State +11 607 596

Buffalo-SUNY +10 614 604

UCLA (Anderson) +9 715 706

Schools Reporting Largest YOY Declines In Average GMAT Score
School Increase 2014 2013
Claremont (Drucker) -32 577 609

Tulane (Freeman) -27 649 676

Louisiana State -22 620 642

Binghamton -20 606 626

UC-San Diego -18 660 678

Illinois (Liautaud) -15 591 606

Texas Christian (Neeley) -14 638 652

Boston University -12 670 682

CUNY (Zicklin) -11 630 641

Connecticut-Storrs -11 630 641

St. Thomas -11 557 568