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26 Nov 2022, 15:05
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I took the GMAT last monday (November 21, 2022), accepted my scores and sent them to four schools. After receiving notification that my scores had been sent successfully, I realized that I made a mistake when making my MBA profile on their website and therefore when registering for the GMAT. I accidentally selected "female" for the gender but I need it to be changed to "male" to be accurate. Has anyone had any experience needing to change their profile after accepting and sending scores? I am worried that my score may be invalidated if this is viewed as some sort of registration error (no mention of any discrepancies or ID issues at time of test). If the profile error is fixed, will the official score reports already sent be corrected or need to be resent to reflect the right gender?
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26 Nov 2022, 15:17
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Interesting... I guess it speaks volumes of the GMAC security 
Sorry for the bad joke. I honestly don't think it is a big deal (someone tell me if you do - I have been wrong many times. Actually the reason I started GMAT Club is because I have done most things wrong about my prep and wanted others to avoid those mistakes). Anyway, I don't think anyone will notice really that it says "F" on your Score report rather than "M". The only information that the school checks is DOB, name, and score - that's how they match your score report in the database to your application. I mean typos and other weird things happen - I don't think it is anything that games the system really and most likely will never be noticed by the intern/student worker/admin who matches applications to the score reports in the DB. That's my take on this situation.
P.S. If you update your profile to change the gender - I don't think it will invalidate your scores and any change is electronic, so it will be reflected in the record. It will be funny if GMAC asks you to provide proof of your gender
PPS. More random thoughts and ideas - including bad ideas. You could apply as a transgender applicant and probably seriously boost your chances of getting... it is all about being a unique applicant, and this is pretty up there. This would be dishonest however, and definitely don't recommend it but since I started with a crude joke, ending with one as well.
P.S. Welcome to GMAT Club and Congrats on your score.
Sorry for the bad joke. I honestly don't think it is a big deal (someone tell me if you do - I have been wrong many times. Actually the reason I started GMAT Club is because I have done most things wrong about my prep and wanted others to avoid those mistakes). Anyway, I don't think anyone will notice really that it says "F" on your Score report rather than "M". The only information that the school checks is DOB, name, and score - that's how they match your score report in the database to your application. I mean typos and other weird things happen - I don't think it is anything that games the system really and most likely will never be noticed by the intern/student worker/admin who matches applications to the score reports in the DB. That's my take on this situation.
P.S. If you update your profile to change the gender - I don't think it will invalidate your scores and any change is electronic, so it will be reflected in the record. It will be funny if GMAC asks you to provide proof of your gender
PPS. More random thoughts and ideas - including bad ideas. You could apply as a transgender applicant and probably seriously boost your chances of getting... it is all about being a unique applicant, and this is pretty up there. This would be dishonest however, and definitely don't recommend it but since I started with a crude joke, ending with one as well.
P.S. Welcome to GMAT Club and Congrats on your score.
Grayatxnyc
26 Nov 2022, 15:37
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Thanks for the quick response! I hope you are right and that a minor typo doesn’t negate all the work that went into taking the test. But of course I realized this on a weekend so couldn’t reach out to via phone until Monday. Needed to vent and see if there were any other people who had similar experiences.
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