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Accepting & reporting of score [#permalink] New post   18 Nov 2015, 01:08
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I am taking the gmat this december but not with as much preparation required for my target schools. I plan to give the december gmat for practice and then retake the exam before round 3 deadlines with good amount of preparation. I do want my score card but i dont want to report it to the schools this time. Is this possible that i get just the score card without reporting it to my target schools in my first attempt?
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Re: Accepting & reporting of score [#permalink] New post   18 Nov 2015, 09:23
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Yes - at the end of each exam you choose up to 5 schools receive your report at no extra charge - you can choose 0 schools if you wish. The only downside is that if your score happens to be good enough for entry into one of your target schools and you want to get your application in quickly you would have to pay $28 per school to send the score.

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Re: Accepting & reporting of score [#permalink] New post   18 Nov 2015, 09:59
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Yes - at the end of each exam you choose up to 5 schools receive your report at no extra charge - you can choose 0 schools if you wish. The only downside is that if your score happens to be good enough for entry into one of your target schools and you want to get your application in quickly you would have to pay $28 per school to send the score.

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Won't the schools see the old score after he retakes it, though? If you select 0 schools the first time and 5 schools the second time, don't those schools have to see ALL GMAT scores, or am I wrong about this?
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Re: Accepting & reporting of score [#permalink] New post   18 Nov 2015, 11:39
Also if I choose to cancel my scores from the first test, would my second score card mention it that i took a gmat but opted to cancel the scores? Also they ask you to choose 5 programs before your exam and not after your exam. They ask you to choose your programs without you knowing your score. Isnt that so?
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Re: Accepting & reporting of score [#permalink] New post   18 Nov 2015, 12:08
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Also if I choose to cancel my scores from the first test, would my second score card mention it that i took a gmat but opted to cancel the scores? Also they ask you to choose 5 programs before your exam and not after your exam. They ask you to choose your programs without you knowing your score. Isnt that so?


The schools do NOT see a 'Cancel' anymore. If you cancel it, it's like the exam never happened.

But yes, you choose the schools at the beginning, before the exam. You don't get to see your score and then choose which schools to apply to.

I am still curious about my last question, though: do schools see all official GMAT scores even if you sent only one? I thought they did...
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Re: Accepting & reporting of score [#permalink] New post   18 Nov 2015, 13:17
Hi jz4analytics
Thanks for replying. It feels so better just to talk to someone when are in a panic mode.
I think if we cancel scores then nobody ever gets to know our scores. But if we accept it then it is accessible to every program you apply. Even if we retake the exam both of the scores are reported. Am i right? I dont know.
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Re: Accepting & reporting of score [#permalink] New post   21 Nov 2015, 08:31
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When a school receives your Official Score report (either part of the 5 you can choose when you take the GMAT or when sent separately) the Official Score Report include all GMAT exams you’ve taken within the past five years.

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Re: Accepting & reporting of score [#permalink] New post   28 Nov 2015, 01:35
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1. If you take the test first time, but do not send the reports to other schools. The next time when you take the GMAT and send the report, the schools will be able to see all of the scores.
2. If you cancel the first score, on your scorecard it will show a C status, but the schools will not be able to see it when you send the score report the second time.
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