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06 Apr 2024, 10:28
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Hi Hege,
Good day!!
The universities will consider only the highest scores among the submitted ones.
Keeping your GMAT score has quite a few potential benefits. It could save you money you’d have to spend to reinstate a canceled score. It could be part of a compelling MBA application story that demonstrates unusual determination. And keeping your GMAT score has no potential downsides: MBA programs won’t take your previous scores into account if you don’t want them to. Decisions that contain potential benefits and no potential costs are, well, good.
Good day!!
The universities will consider only the highest scores among the submitted ones.
Keeping your GMAT score has quite a few potential benefits. It could save you money you’d have to spend to reinstate a canceled score. It could be part of a compelling MBA application story that demonstrates unusual determination. And keeping your GMAT score has no potential downsides: MBA programs won’t take your previous scores into account if you don’t want them to. Decisions that contain potential benefits and no potential costs are, well, good.
