Chicago Booth GMAT Scores: Class of 2027 Averages by Exam
Chicago Booth Class of 2027 test scores reported separately for the classic GMAT, GMAT Focus Edition, and GRE, plus Booth's test policy.
Score overview
Chicago Booth accepts the GMAT, the GMAT Focus Edition, and the GRE, and sets no minimum score. Booth does not accept superscores, and scores must be under five years old at submission. For the Class of 2027, Booth reports each exam separately. Classic GMAT (200-800 scale), submitted by 14% of the class: average 736, median 740, 80% range 690-770. GMAT Focus Edition (205-805 scale), submitted by 39%: average 670, median 675, 80% range 615-725.
Class of 2027 scores by exam
| Exam | Share of class | Average | Median | 80% range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic GMAT (200-800) | 14% | 736 | 740 | 690-770 |
| GMAT Focus Edition (205-805) | 39% | 670 | 675 | 615-725 |
| GRE Quantitative (130-170) | 42% | 163 | Not published | 156-169 |
| GRE Verbal (130-170) | 42% | 161 | Not published | 155-167 |
GRE and Executive Assessment
The GRE is accepted for the Full-Time MBA, including the shortened GRE. The Full-Time MBA requirements list the GMAT or GRE only; the Executive Assessment is listed under the Executive MBA. Waiver policy: the GMAT or GRE is optional only for current University of Chicago undergraduates and graduates of a UChicago program. Booth does not waive the requirement for any other reason.
School's statement on scores
Chicago Booth on test scores
Booth: "Your GMAT/GRE score is one component of our evaluation process and we encourage you to keep that in mind when reviewing the Class of 2027 submitted score ranges and averages."
Sources
- 1. Chicago Booth, Class of 2027 Profile
- 2. Chicago Booth, Full-Time MBA FAQ
- 3. Chicago Booth, Full-Time MBA Requirements