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Learn what truly sets the UC Riverside MBA apart and how it helps in your professional growth
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17 Jan 2021, 09:25
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The admissions FAQ on Anderson's website clearly says "Official scores are required for admission but not for applying." so no they are not required at the time of applying.
17 Jan 2021, 09:33
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I am quite surprised that Anderson is asking for official score (IELTS in my case) at this time. I have just received interview invitation for R2. They also asked for official transcript and certificate. I think this should be sent to Anderson when I get admitted, right? I only have one official transcript and one certificate, how could I send to them if I don't know I get accepted or not?
17 Jan 2021, 09:38
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It's odd. Schools usually ask for them only after rolling out offers. Maybe they had bad experiences in the past with students faking grades. I just heard from someone else who was also asked for this at the time of interview invitation. The weird thing for me is that I haven't even received an invitation to interview.
But in any case, I think they will ask you to request your university to mail the transcripts to them directly so you don't have to send the copy you have. At least in India, most universities are happy to do so if you pay them, you should check.
But in any case, I think they will ask you to request your university to mail the transcripts to them directly so you don't have to send the copy you have. At least in India, most universities are happy to do so if you pay them, you should check.
