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17 Feb 2015, 13:35
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Hi,
In May 2015, my GMAT SCORE will be 5 years old.
I would like to submit my application in August-September '15 and begin school in fall '16.
Is there any schools that have the option to apply with GMAT score older 5 years?
Thanks!
In May 2015, my GMAT SCORE will be 5 years old.
I would like to submit my application in August-September '15 and begin school in fall '16.
Is there any schools that have the option to apply with GMAT score older 5 years?
Thanks!
17 Feb 2015, 20:05
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Hi Avishay,
From your post, it sounds like you're looking for any Schools that will accept an "old"/invalid GMAT score instead of looking for Schools that match your career goals. Would you apply to a School (any School) as long as it accepted your Score and then conceivably go through all that time, money and effort to earn a degree that might not necessarily match your goals? That seems like a bad plan.
What types of Schools/Programs are you really interested in? I think that the BETTER task is to research the Schools that match your goals and then contact them directly to ask if they would accept your Score.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
From your post, it sounds like you're looking for any Schools that will accept an "old"/invalid GMAT score instead of looking for Schools that match your career goals. Would you apply to a School (any School) as long as it accepted your Score and then conceivably go through all that time, money and effort to earn a degree that might not necessarily match your goals? That seems like a bad plan.
What types of Schools/Programs are you really interested in? I think that the BETTER task is to research the Schools that match your goals and then contact them directly to ask if they would accept your Score.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
19 Feb 2015, 10:25
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Dear Rich,
Thank you for your reply.
I will clarify my post.
First, we must take into account the fact that my GMAT score will expire in 3 months from now, that's a fact.
Now, of course I do have a priorities about which schools match my aspirations and my career goals.
But I must be realistic, and probably make a compromise because of the above mentioned fact.
I looked into some schools websites and saw that they all accept applications with GMAT score not older than 5 years.
Therefore as a first step, before I continue, I tried to understand if there are schools at all that accept applicants with such a constrain.
So, my question remains, Is there any schools that have the option to apply with GMAT score older than 5 years?
I would be glad if someone could advise me regarding that issue.
Thanks & BR,
Avishay.
Thank you for your reply.
I will clarify my post.
First, we must take into account the fact that my GMAT score will expire in 3 months from now, that's a fact.
Now, of course I do have a priorities about which schools match my aspirations and my career goals.
But I must be realistic, and probably make a compromise because of the above mentioned fact.
I looked into some schools websites and saw that they all accept applications with GMAT score not older than 5 years.
Therefore as a first step, before I continue, I tried to understand if there are schools at all that accept applicants with such a constrain.
So, my question remains, Is there any schools that have the option to apply with GMAT score older than 5 years?
I would be glad if someone could advise me regarding that issue.
Thanks & BR,
Avishay.
