UC Berkeley Haas School of Business GMAT Scores: Median GMAT, Range and Test Requirements

Score overview

The Berkeley Haas full-time MBA requires a GMAT or GRE score and has no minimum acceptable score. Haas reports medians, not averages. For the Class of 2027, the median was 730 on the classic GMAT (200-800 scale, middle 80% 669-767) and 675 on the GMAT Focus Edition (205-805 scale, middle 80% 637-725). GRE takers had a median Verbal score of 161 and a median Quant score of 162.

Score statistics, Class of 2027

Median GMAT (classic)

730

Median GMAT Focus

675

Median GRE Verbal

161

Median GRE Quant

162

Minimum score

None

GRE and Executive Assessment

Haas accepts the GRE as an alternative to the GMAT and reports GRE Verbal and Quant medians separately. The full-time MBA application lists the GMAT or GRE; the Executive Assessment is accepted by the Evening & Weekend MBA and the MBA for Executives, not the full-time program. There is no test waiver for the full-time MBA.

Testing rules from the Haas admissions FAQ

• The Analytical Writing component is required for both the GMAT and the GRE.
• Haas is especially interested in performance on the quantitative section as an indication of mathematics proficiency.
• Tests must be taken on or before the deadline for the round; updated scores are considered if received at least two weeks before the round notification deadline.
• The GMAT Superscore appears on official score reports, but Haas evaluates single attempt scores.
• Score codes: GMAT N2VPT47, GRE 0574.

School's statement on scores

Sources

1. 1. UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, Full-time MBA Class Profile (Class of 2027)
2. 2. UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, Full-time MBA Application Process
3. 3. UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, Full-time MBA Admissions FAQ
4. 4. UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, Evening & Weekend MBA Application Process
5. 5. UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, Executive MBA Application

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