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10 Aug 2011, 18:07
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I am not sure that I have heard of adcoms looking at multiple scores as negative. There are definitely plenty of examples of people getting in with multiple scores (even lower second scores). Do you have a reference to where you have read it? How do you know this information?
I am not arguing that anyone should retake for no reason but I am curious about the information how you deducted that Ad Coms will view multiple scores as a negative. I guess this assumes that they actually review score reports instead of having an admin verify that the self-reported scores match the reported scores.
I am not arguing that anyone should retake for no reason but I am curious about the information how you deducted that Ad Coms will view multiple scores as a negative. I guess this assumes that they actually review score reports instead of having an admin verify that the self-reported scores match the reported scores.
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10 Aug 2011, 19:33
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I think it was more of the fact that he already had a 730 and was retaking (which might lead adcoms to think that he is too "academic" or something along those lines)
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