Rotman MBA students perform extremely well on such tests. The class entering in the fall of 2000 had an average GMAT scores of 674, placing the Rotman MBA Program among the top tier of North American business schools. Been There, Done That The Rotman School intentionally seeks students who have done something interesting with their lives after completing their undergraduate education. These are students who have a track record, a story to tell. Because they are more mature, they make better classmates, and are able to compete and collaborate with with one another due to the real world know-how they bring to the learning environment.
Academic backgrounds run the gamut from business to the sciences, from engineering to the arts.
These varied experiences help them think more integratively, across disciplines, especially with the Program's emphasis on small study teams. Returning to school was a big decision for me, but the Rotman MBA Program has exceeded my expectations on all accounts. The Program structure, the small class size, the exceptional students, and the leading-edge faculty have combined to create an invaluable experience. The Rotman School is a highly diverse, global community of people from many countries, cultures, and backgrounds. Approximately 30 per cent of our students are non-Canadian citizens, who bring the world into the classroom.