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I've been trying to find the answer to this question since my scores became reportable. I only listed one school to receive my GMAT score when I took the exam, and after the exam applied to 3 more schools and ordered score reports for them.
All four schools were listed on the GMAT website as having the scores reported to them on April 20. I'm wondering how long it takes for the schools to actually receive the reports after that date? I have not been able to find a halfway definitive answer on this. I've seen seven days from when the scores are "reportable" but nothing from when the scores are "reported."
If it is seven days after reported, the term "reported" is quite misleading. Further, if it is seven days, what does the term reported actually mean?
All four schools were listed on the GMAT website as having the scores reported to them on April 20. I'm wondering how long it takes for the schools to actually receive the reports after that date? I have not been able to find a halfway definitive answer on this. I've seen seven days from when the scores are "reportable" but nothing from when the scores are "reported."
If it is seven days after reported, the term "reported" is quite misleading. Further, if it is seven days, what does the term reported actually mean?
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