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21 Sep 2015, 01:32
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Hi all,
At the end of my GMAT, out of nervousness, I ended up self-reporting my GPA as 2.9/4. My GPA is 7.4/10, and must not have been converted to a 4-point scale. The GMAT system only had the 4-point scale and hence I did what I did.
I have subsequently deleted it from my mba.com profile and any NEW schools that I send it to will not show my GPA. However, the five schools I chose to report the GMAT score to, have it with my GPA. Also, the Test-Taker's copy has my GPA in it, which I believe is an incorrect reflection of my true GPA.
Any suggestions? I know this question has been asked earlier on Gmatclub, but I have not found a good answer yet.
Should I email/call the adcoms and request them to make a note? Or do I cover it in my additional essay? Or do I leave it at where it is - hoping that the adcom will see only my GMAT score on the GMAT score report?
Thanks!
At the end of my GMAT, out of nervousness, I ended up self-reporting my GPA as 2.9/4. My GPA is 7.4/10, and must not have been converted to a 4-point scale. The GMAT system only had the 4-point scale and hence I did what I did.
I have subsequently deleted it from my mba.com profile and any NEW schools that I send it to will not show my GPA. However, the five schools I chose to report the GMAT score to, have it with my GPA. Also, the Test-Taker's copy has my GPA in it, which I believe is an incorrect reflection of my true GPA.
Any suggestions? I know this question has been asked earlier on Gmatclub, but I have not found a good answer yet.
Should I email/call the adcoms and request them to make a note? Or do I cover it in my additional essay? Or do I leave it at where it is - hoping that the adcom will see only my GMAT score on the GMAT score report?
Thanks!
21 Sep 2015, 20:45
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aditya0401
Hi aditya0401,
The schools know that you cannot convert your GPA from a 10 or a 100 point to a 4 point scale.
You need not worry about this at all. The schools look at the GPA and the transcript which you send them as a part of your application.
The GPA sent along with your GMAT will most certainly have no bearing.
21 Sep 2015, 23:08
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OptimusPrepJanielle
Thanks!
I edited my MBA.com profile and deleted the GPA entered after the exam. Was able to download a fresh 'test-taker's copy' without the GPA and uploaded the same in the applications.
