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07 Sep 2022, 23:36
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Hi,
I am planning on taking the GMAT in 2 weeks to apply to one school only.
Until now I had not really thought of 'safety schools'.
I just found out that I can send the report to 5 schools on the day of the exam while it costs $28 to send a new report after the exam. With this in mind, I wonder if I can send the report to another 2-3 "safety schools" on the day, even though I might never actually apply there? This way, I at least have my backups covered without having additional fees in the future if I do not get accepted to my #1 school.
So in short:
-Can I send a report to schools I might not apply to?
-If so, how does this process work?
-Do I need some sort of personal ID with each school?
Thanks!
I am planning on taking the GMAT in 2 weeks to apply to one school only.
Until now I had not really thought of 'safety schools'.
I just found out that I can send the report to 5 schools on the day of the exam while it costs $28 to send a new report after the exam. With this in mind, I wonder if I can send the report to another 2-3 "safety schools" on the day, even though I might never actually apply there? This way, I at least have my backups covered without having additional fees in the future if I do not get accepted to my #1 school.
So in short:
-Can I send a report to schools I might not apply to?
-If so, how does this process work?
-Do I need some sort of personal ID with each school?
Thanks!
08 Sep 2022, 16:32
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Hi mila122,
To answer your immediate question: YES - you can send your Official Score Report to a School that you might not ever apply to (or apply to at a much later date - since your Official GMAT Score is valid for 5 years). The Schools themselves won't even look at the Report until/unless you apply though - and usually just as a means to confirm that the Score you list in your application matches your actual Score.
Since your Test Date is just a couple of weeks away, how have you been performing on your practice CATs/mocks - and what is your Goal Score?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Contact Rich at: [email protected]
To answer your immediate question: YES - you can send your Official Score Report to a School that you might not ever apply to (or apply to at a much later date - since your Official GMAT Score is valid for 5 years). The Schools themselves won't even look at the Report until/unless you apply though - and usually just as a means to confirm that the Score you list in your application matches your actual Score.
Since your Test Date is just a couple of weeks away, how have you been performing on your practice CATs/mocks - and what is your Goal Score?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Contact Rich at: [email protected]
08 Sep 2022, 19:03
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Hi mila122,
Yes, you can send it to schools where you have yet to apply. The good news is that the process is quite simple, and admissions won't actually look at your GMAT score until you apply. Here is an article with more information:
How to Send GMAT Scores to Schools
Yes, you can send it to schools where you have yet to apply. The good news is that the process is quite simple, and admissions won't actually look at your GMAT score until you apply. Here is an article with more information:
How to Send GMAT Scores to Schools
