GMAT or GRE

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Applied to graduate school for an MBA

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Subtle brag about having a Bachelor's degree

Several MBA programs waive the GMAT with 10 plus years of verifiable work experience and a couple of recommendation letters.

I've taught classes for both tests, I found the GRE much easier but it probably depends on your math skills vs verbal skills. Every test prep company I know of will let you take a free practice test that will give a detailed score report to get an idea about where you are on each test. There might even be a test that basically tells you which one you should take. We used to have something that determined if you would do better on the ACT or SAT.

Which one is better for a gender studies degree? Asking for a friend.

May not be applicable, but LSUS waives graduate exams with verifiable work history and a high enough undergrad GPA.