ESCP names no GMAT, GRE or TAGE-MAGE requirement for the MSc in Finance. Its programme page lists the entry requirements as a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 180 ECTS credits and proficiency in English — and nothing else. Note what that means in practice: the ECTS count does not decide admission but does decide length and cost, because fewer than 240 ECTS puts you on the two-year route with a foundation semester and €4,700 more to pay. ESCP publishes no minimum English test score on this page and no class-average test score of any kind.
Not required, and neither is the TAGE-MAGE. ESCP's programme page lists a bachelor's degree of at least 180 ECTS and proficiency in English, and nothing else. The ECTS count decides length and cost rather than admission — fewer than 240 puts you on the two-year route. No minimum English score and no class average of any kind are published
| Test policy | Not required, and neither is the TAGE-MAGE. ESCP's programme page lists a bachelor's degree of at least 180 ECTS and proficiency in English, and nothing else. The ECTS count decides length and cost rather than admission — fewer than 240 puts you on the two-year route. No minimum English score and no class average of any kind are published |
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Most European MiM programs, including this one, accept the GRE and often the GMAT Focus Edition or a school-specific test as alternatives, and weigh the whole application — academics, internships, essays, and interview — rather than the score alone.
Frequently asked questions
Is the GMAT required for the ESCP MSc in Finance?
What salary do ESCP MSc in Finance graduates earn?
Sources
- ESCP Business School — MSc in Finance, official programme page (read 2026-09-09: name 'Master of Science (MSc) - Finance'; Investment Banking, Financial Markets and Global Track specialisations; 15 months full time to 2 years; 8-week core curriculum then a 22-week specialisation track, a 4+ month internship and a Master Thesis; Paris campus 15 weeks then London campus 15 weeks; tuition €17,500 core + €12,000 specialisation + €2,300 student services = €31,800, €3,600 non-refundable deposit, +€4,700 semester fee below 240 ECTS; application fee €130 for one specialisation / €195 for two; entry requirements listed as a bachelor's with a minimum 180 ECTS and proficiency in English, with NO GMAT/GRE/TAGE-MAGE named and no English test minimum published; rounds 7 January 2026, 25 March 2026 and 3 June 2026 with no intake year labelled and no 2027 dates anywhere; starts July or September depending on previous studies; '#1 WORLDWIDE' in the Financial Times 2026 Masters in Finance ranking for the third consecutive year; 100% working within three months of finishing; €105,200 average salary after the MSc. No class size is published.) ↗ — ESCP Business School