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24 Aug 2025, 11:37
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Hi,
I hope you all are well. I had a question for you all: how do you feel about the current Whiteboard size requirement?
Would you benefit from a larger whiteboard? And if so how much additional space would you need? I got an 11x17 board and it works but I'm wondering if people share my thoughts about having a slightly larger board to fit more. If you do, feel free to comment here. Trying to look into alternative options but there needs to be enough interest to make it worth it.
I hope you all are well. I had a question for you all: how do you feel about the current Whiteboard size requirement?
Would you benefit from a larger whiteboard? And if so how much additional space would you need? I got an 11x17 board and it works but I'm wondering if people share my thoughts about having a slightly larger board to fit more. If you do, feel free to comment here. Trying to look into alternative options but there needs to be enough interest to make it worth it.
24 Aug 2025, 16:05
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For those wondering how large the whiteboard can be:
1 erasable whiteboard no larger than 12 inches x 20 inches (30 centimeters x 43 centimeters) - MBA support page (GMAT: What Kind of Whiteboard Can I Use for the Online Version of the Exam?)
1 erasable whiteboard no larger than 12 inches x 20 inches (30 centimeters x 43 centimeters) - MBA support page (GMAT: What Kind of Whiteboard Can I Use for the Online Version of the Exam?)
24 Aug 2025, 21:21
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I think it is probably not worth the extra few inch hassle. You don't want the proctor wondering and asking you to measure your board (which they don't do today) but if you are right there at the limit, just not worth it maybe.
