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I have a question that no one has answered me yet..I emailed Pearson vue, I emailed the university I'm interested in,and no one answered me...
I read in a GMAT related site that Pearson vue announced that if someone skips the AWA in the gmat exam he/she won't have access to the official results! Is this true? The universities won't be informed of my score if I skip the essays?
I am Greek and I plan to make an application in only one greek university that doesn't ask for the essays score (like most of greek universities). I asked many of my fellow-students and no one wrote the essays at the gmat (but they all took the ETS "version" of the exam).
What should I do? Should I skip the essays and I won't have problems? Should I write 2 very very simple essays just to show gmac that I didn't skip them? But then the universities (if I use my gmat score in a future application) will receive these poor essays and they will think that they reflect my ability...
I don't want to prepare and write the essays normaly because this efford (and the 1 hour at the gmat exam) will affect negatively my verbal-quantitative score which is the only score that is taken into account by the MBA program I'm interested in...
I don't know what to do...Please help...
I read in a GMAT related site that Pearson vue announced that if someone skips the AWA in the gmat exam he/she won't have access to the official results! Is this true? The universities won't be informed of my score if I skip the essays?
I am Greek and I plan to make an application in only one greek university that doesn't ask for the essays score (like most of greek universities). I asked many of my fellow-students and no one wrote the essays at the gmat (but they all took the ETS "version" of the exam).
What should I do? Should I skip the essays and I won't have problems? Should I write 2 very very simple essays just to show gmac that I didn't skip them? But then the universities (if I use my gmat score in a future application) will receive these poor essays and they will think that they reflect my ability...
I don't want to prepare and write the essays normaly because this efford (and the 1 hour at the gmat exam) will affect negatively my verbal-quantitative score which is the only score that is taken into account by the MBA program I'm interested in...
I don't know what to do...Please help...
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