$25,000 MBA Scholarship Contest By Economist GMAT Tutor Is Now Open

NEW YORK, Feb. 2, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Although a salary increase may be top of mind for those preparing to pursue a prestigious master's degree in business administration (MBA), the question of how to pay the tuition bill follows close behind.

One lucky prospective student will win a $25,000 dent to the bill through Economist GMAT Tutor's Spring 2017 Brightest Minds MBA Scholarship Contest, which launched February 1st.

The contest's $25,000 scholarship prize will be awarded to the highest scorer on Economist GMAT Tutor's free online simulation of the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT), the standardised test required by most business schools for admission.

The contest is open to anyone who is considering pursuing an MBA or EMBA. The contest will close on April 30th 2017, and the winner will be announced by May 30th. The winner may apply their $25,000 scholarship towards tuition at any of the partnering business schools:

• Alliance Manchester Business School
• Amsterdam Business School, University of Amsterdam     
• Copenhagen Business School
• Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell
• EMLYON Business School
• International Business School
• Ivey Business School
• Leicester Castle Business School
• Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
• Schulich School of Business
• University of Bath School of Management
• The University of Edinburgh Business School
• University of Liverpool Management School
• University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business
• The University of Virginia Darden School of Business

Contest entrants must qualify under the Terms & Conditions.

For information about partnership opportunities, please contact Richard Dexter at
+1 212-554-0662 or [email protected].

About Economist GMAT Tutor (gmat.economist.com)
Economist GMAT Tutor is an online GMAT prep course offered by The Economist Group. The online program guides students through the academic topics and test-taking skills that they will need to master the test. The program is adaptive, meaning that it uses students' correct and incorrect answers to create tailored courses customized to their needs.

About The Economist (economist.com)
With a growing global circulation (more than 1.5 million including both print and digital) and a reputation for insightful analysis and perspective on every aspect of world events, The Economist is one of the most widely recognised and well-read current affairs publications.

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