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16 Jul 2019, 11:15
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Can anyone please help me with the college selection process?
On the day of the GMAT exam, we can select upto 5 colleges, right? I think it is optional at that time.
I can accept the score and send it later to the colleges to which I want to apply, right? If yes, what is the process for it?
Of the above 2 above which one is better i.e.., selecting the colleges on the exam day or sending the score later?
On the day of the GMAT exam, we can select upto 5 colleges, right? I think it is optional at that time.
I can accept the score and send it later to the colleges to which I want to apply, right? If yes, what is the process for it?
Of the above 2 above which one is better i.e.., selecting the colleges on the exam day or sending the score later?
16 Jul 2019, 16:48
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Hi shobhitkh,
As part of your Exam Fee for the GMAT, you are entitled to select up to 5 Schools to receive access to your Official Score Report. However, you have to select those Schools while you are at the Test Facility on the day of your Exam. You can always 'cancel' your Score though - and the Schools that you select will not receive a Report (nor will they know that you ever took the Exam on that date).
Regardless of whether you select 5 Schools or not, if you choose to send the Official Score Report later on, then you will have to contact GMAC (through your online account) and select the Schools that you want to have access to your Report; each Report requires that you pay a fee though (currently that fee is $28/School) - so you can potentially save some money by selecting 5 Schools on Test Day.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
As part of your Exam Fee for the GMAT, you are entitled to select up to 5 Schools to receive access to your Official Score Report. However, you have to select those Schools while you are at the Test Facility on the day of your Exam. You can always 'cancel' your Score though - and the Schools that you select will not receive a Report (nor will they know that you ever took the Exam on that date).
Regardless of whether you select 5 Schools or not, if you choose to send the Official Score Report later on, then you will have to contact GMAC (through your online account) and select the Schools that you want to have access to your Report; each Report requires that you pay a fee though (currently that fee is $28/School) - so you can potentially save some money by selecting 5 Schools on Test Day.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
16 Jul 2019, 19:58
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shobhitkh
Can anyone please help me with the college selection process?
On the day of the GMAT exam, we can select upto 5 colleges, right? I think it is optional at that time.
I can accept the score and send it later to the colleges to which I want to apply, right? If yes, what is the process for it?
Of the above 2 above which one is better i.e.., selecting the colleges on the exam day or sending the score later?
Although it is optional, you should select 5 programs on the day of your test. Otherwise, the fee for sending your scores is $35 (per program), so you're looking at saving a total of $175 here if you are clear about your target programs. On the day of the GMAT exam, we can select upto 5 colleges, right? I think it is optional at that time.
I can accept the score and send it later to the colleges to which I want to apply, right? If yes, what is the process for it?
Of the above 2 above which one is better i.e.., selecting the colleges on the exam day or sending the score later?
