GMAT® Trends: Tests Taken by Citizenship

GMAT® Tests Taken by Citizenship

• Testing among non-U.S. citizens increased by nearly 10% in 2006-07 compared to the previous year.

• Testing among U.S. citizens increased by 6% over the previous year, but tests taken by U.S. citizens continue to outnumber those taken by non-U.S. citizens in each testing year.

• Over the 10-year period, the number of tests taken by U.S. citizens increased by 48%, whereas the number of tests taken by non-U.S. citizens increased by 92%. This increase owes largely to the transition to the Computer Adaptive GMAT (GMAT CAT®).

	GMAT® Tests Taken by Citizenship • Testing among non-U.S. citizens increased by nearly 10% in 2006-07 compared to the previous year. • Testing among U.S. citizens increased by 6% over the previous year, but tests taken by U.S. citizens continue to outnumber those taken by non-U.S. citizens in each testing year. • Over the 10-year period, the number of tests taken by U.S. citizens increased by 48%, whereas the number of tests taken by non-U.S. citizens increased by 92%. This increase owes largely to the transition to the Computer Adaptive GMAT (GMAT CAT®).