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11 Dec 2011, 03:52
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Hi, guyz!
I was very focused on GMAT lately, I wanted to finish it first and than switch to other parts of the application. I did not think that TOEFL could be a bit of a problem as there are an abundance of test centres and I decided to take TOEFL in the mid of december to receive results just before the application deadline. Now all the dates for Dec and half of Jan are full and the closest date I can take exam in the area of 5 hours flight radius from my location is the beginning of Jan after the 2nd round deadline. I am very concerned with applying in the 3rd round as it is very risky because my application is far from brilliant.
So the question is whether it is possible to submit application without TOEFL and send results two weeks after?
Thanks alot for your support!
I was very focused on GMAT lately, I wanted to finish it first and than switch to other parts of the application. I did not think that TOEFL could be a bit of a problem as there are an abundance of test centres and I decided to take TOEFL in the mid of december to receive results just before the application deadline. Now all the dates for Dec and half of Jan are full and the closest date I can take exam in the area of 5 hours flight radius from my location is the beginning of Jan after the 2nd round deadline. I am very concerned with applying in the 3rd round as it is very risky because my application is far from brilliant.
So the question is whether it is possible to submit application without TOEFL and send results two weeks after?
Thanks alot for your support!
11 Dec 2011, 13:43
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This questions should be directed at the AdCom.
11 Dec 2011, 23:52
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I think you're in quite a tight spot here...
The reason I say this is because unlike GMAT, TOEFL scores are not available immediately. TOEFL scores come out 3-4 weeks after you have appeared for the test. The same amount of time is also required to report the scores to any of the schools.
I'm reasonably sure that schools that have a stringent requirement of TOEFL will not accept an application without a TOEFL score. I think you should -
1. Get in touch with your target schools and try to find out if there is any way in which TOEFL can be waived for you
2. If it cannot be waived, explain your predicament to them and request them to consider your application with a delayed score (note that even if you do appear for TOEFL in mid-Jan, you would get your scores only around mid-Feb)
3. If all else fails, apply in Round 3 or if you have the will power to wait it out, apply in R1 next year...
The reason I say this is because unlike GMAT, TOEFL scores are not available immediately. TOEFL scores come out 3-4 weeks after you have appeared for the test. The same amount of time is also required to report the scores to any of the schools.
I'm reasonably sure that schools that have a stringent requirement of TOEFL will not accept an application without a TOEFL score. I think you should -
1. Get in touch with your target schools and try to find out if there is any way in which TOEFL can be waived for you
2. If it cannot be waived, explain your predicament to them and request them to consider your application with a delayed score (note that even if you do appear for TOEFL in mid-Jan, you would get your scores only around mid-Feb)
3. If all else fails, apply in Round 3 or if you have the will power to wait it out, apply in R1 next year...
