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I took the GMAT 4 weeks ago and got a 590. I took it again 2 weeks ago and got a 690. Today I took it for the 3rd time and got a 720. In each case, I studied maybe 4-5 days. I know the content very well now and I think it's external factors affecting my score (been averaging 750 on the practice exams). Regardless, I'm now lost.
I accepted today's score (very stupidly). I'm going to sign up again for another one in 2 weeks, but I don't know what to do with the 720. I can:
1. Cancel it now (within 36 hours). Would I be able to reinstate it later if I don't do better on the next try?
2. Keep it and let it show on my score report. If I keep it and don't do better on the next one, I will cancel that one
Any advice?
I accepted today's score (very stupidly). I'm going to sign up again for another one in 2 weeks, but I don't know what to do with the 720. I can:
1. Cancel it now (within 36 hours). Would I be able to reinstate it later if I don't do better on the next try?
2. Keep it and let it show on my score report. If I keep it and don't do better on the next one, I will cancel that one
Any advice?
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