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18 Jul 2008, 08:35
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I just found this on the Official GMAT FAQ at the Manhattan website:
I found it intersting that it appears your cancelled scores are still eventually sent to the schools you choose and they'll see you cancelled the score. That could be interesting they see you score a 730 but you felt bad about the test so you never saw the score. Or it could be good when you score a 530 and knew you did poorly so you cancelled the test.
Anyone else have thoughts about this?
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I found it intersting that it appears your cancelled scores are still eventually sent to the schools you choose and they'll see you cancelled the score. That could be interesting they see you score a 730 but you felt bad about the test so you never saw the score. Or it could be good when you score a 530 and knew you did poorly so you cancelled the test.
Anyone else have thoughts about this?
18 Jul 2008, 08:44
Kudos
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I don't think that the statement you quoted means that the schools will see what your actual score was for the attempt that was canceled. I think it just means that when the school eventually gets your score report, which has a history of all your GMAT attempts (or at least the least five or so, I think), they will see that one of your attempts was canceled - but I'm pretty sure that they won't see what that cancelled score was.
No I'm not planning on cancelling my score. I think not knowing my score would kill me worse than actually knowing I bombed it. From my Challenges and GMATPrep, etc, I'm expecting between a 710 and 760<- with luck.
