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01 Sep 2013, 08:44
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ankurq7
The opposite.
01 Sep 2013, 21:36
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Jamon
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Didn't you quote - "EVERY applicant (not ADMITTED applicant) must request that Pearson (for the GMAT) or ETS (for the GRE) send an official score report directly to HBS."?
So, as Jamon asked if we can submit the official scores after getting accepted, I would say that HBS would want report of EVERY applicant submitted, i.e. they want all reports with application (or atleast before they inform the results.)
Correct me if I am wrong.
Updated on: 04 Sep 2013, 13:58
Originally posted by essaysnark on 02 Sep 2013, 09:44.
Last edited by essaysnark on 04 Sep 2013, 13:58, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by essaysnark on 04 Sep 2013, 13:58, edited 1 time in total.
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@ankurq7, the question is about timing.
EVERY school requires EVERY applicant to send in the official GMAT/GRE score reports. That is a requirement for every school.
The way they differ is when the official reports need to be received.
Most schools, including HBS, are fine with the UNofficial reports to be provided at time of application.
MIT is one that requires that the OFFICIAL report be RECEIVED when you submit the app. see below
Make sense?
EssaySnark
9-4-13 CORRECTION: We were wrong about MIT requiring official score reports to be "received" at time of application. We heard MIT admissions say that in a chat recently but their website clarifies that they will allow you a couple weeks post-deadline for the official report to come in. While this is the Harvard thread, will still wanted this to be noted since we're the one that brought it up. Sorry for any confusion.
EVERY school requires EVERY applicant to send in the official GMAT/GRE score reports. That is a requirement for every school.
The way they differ is when the official reports need to be received.
Most schools, including HBS, are fine with the UNofficial reports to be provided at time of application.
Make sense?
EssaySnark
9-4-13 CORRECTION: We were wrong about MIT requiring official score reports to be "received" at time of application. We heard MIT admissions say that in a chat recently but their website clarifies that they will allow you a couple weeks post-deadline for the official report to come in. While this is the Harvard thread, will still wanted this to be noted since we're the one that brought it up. Sorry for any confusion.
