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Do you qualify for a GMAT/GRE waiver? For the 2021 admissions cycle, academic departments will consider standardized test waiver requests on a case-by-case basis based on the strength of your admissions profile. To request a GMAT/GRE waiver, contact the PhD faculty department representative listed on the webpage of the doctoral discipline in which you are interested in studying. It is highly encouraged you also send that faculty member an email with your résumé and transcript(s) for consideration.
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UB's passion for rigorous research is matched only by a deep commitment to positive change. We bring together unconventional thinkers—researchers, scholars and artists—who collaborate across disciplines to push the boundaries of knowledge and creative expression, and consistently endeavor to lead a new way forward. Learn more about our research and economic development.
UB is committed to recruiting the best doctoral students and providing them with transformative academic programs that prepare them for future success through the PhD Excellence Initiative.
The UB School of Management is an active participant in The PhD Project, a national organization whose mission is to expand workplace diversity by increasing the diversity of business school faculty. Today, The PhD Project's expansive network of supporters, sponsors and universities helps Black/African Americans, Latinx/Hispanic Americans and Native Americans attain their business PhD and become the business professors who will mentor the next generation of leaders.