Online MBA Programs Worldwide

Online MBA programs are increasingly popular for working professionals. But working professionals often don't have time to prepare for, and take, the GMAT. That's why we've compiled this list of the best Online MBAs which do not require GMAT.

Online MBA students tend to be older than full-time candidates and looking for a career acceleration: they enter the programs with relatively high pay and it generally surges higher still on graduation. The increase can be as high as nearly 50 percent after a few years and the actual salary achieved above $200,000 on average. 

Online MBAs have traditionally had limited appeal to applicants looking to nurture a professional network, which is more easily achieved in person. But online networking has come of age in the COVID-19 pandemic, which showed how it is possible to build contacts from a distance. It has also forced institutions to invest in improving digital communications.