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Re: GMAT policy violation [#permalink]
Hello I was reading this and something very similar happened to me, but even more stupid. I had a post-it in my passport with an address of the place I was staying at. I even handed in my passport for them to check my id and the paper was there all the time. When I went into the test room the post-it came off my passport and I just left in on the table all along the exam. When I was halfway done with the English section a person from the center came in to ask what the paper was and told me that I couldn't finish the exam. At this point I am not very concerned of sending additional scores to other schools because I was already accepted to a very good school. I am just worried of whether this school that already accepted me with an old score will receive a notification of my new attempt and the test violation. BB how do you know that this school will not receive a notification? The other person who posted, what happened in the end? Im really anxious.

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MLCA wrote:
Hello I was reading this and something very similar happened to me, but even more stupid. I had a post-it in my passport with an address of the place I was staying at. I even handed in my passport for them to check my id and the paper was there all the time. When I went into the test room the post-it came off my passport and I just left in on the table all along the exam. When I was halfway done with the English section a person from the center came in to ask what the paper was and told me that I couldn't finish the exam. At this point I am not very concerned of sending additional scores to other schools because I was already accepted to a very good school. I am just worried of whether this school that already accepted me with an old score will receive a notification of my new attempt and the test violation. BB how do you know that this school will not receive a notification? The other person who posted, what happened in the end? Im really anxious.

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Sorry I missed your question. Did you submit/request your score to be shared with the school you have already been admitted at? (Why? Scholarship?)
The school you have already been accepted at, will not/should not take any action about a test you took after your admit. Your experience is fully explainable and I can't see why they would care (on the safe side, don't submit the score to the school you have already been admitted to)
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