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04 Sep 2010, 19:33
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9/30 should not be a problem at all. I think you just write the date in essay 4 and then be sure to fax them the unofficial score report you get as well as make sure the official scores are sent directly to Stern.
06 Sep 2010, 12:03
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langone2009,
thanks so much for your advices!!! another question is that how i can explain the reason i haven't not taken the gmat by deadline. here's the reason: i took the gmat this Feburary this year and got 560 which was not acceptable. since then, i've been studying and improve my verbal skills.
do you think i can explain/tell them the truth? please advise! thanks!
06 Sep 2010, 14:04
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This is not a big deal and there is nothing to lie about. They will see all your scores (all your scores are listed on the official report), but only count the highest. Just say you are retaking your GMAT on September 30th and will foreward the new scores as soon as they are available, you do not need to make excuses or say anything more than that.
You should list the February score on that part of the application. Lots of people take it more than once and if you give them a specific date for retaking it they won't review your application until the new scores come in. While 560 is not in the 610-730 range it's not horrible and it looks good that you realize you can do better and are taking it again.
Don't lie and don't explain/make excuses, just list the facts.
This is not a big deal and there is nothing to lie about. They will see all your scores (all your scores are listed on the official report), but only count the highest. Just say you are retaking your GMAT on September 30th and will foreward the new scores as soon as they are available, you do not need to make excuses or say anything more than that.
You should list the February score on that part of the application. Lots of people take it more than once and if you give them a specific date for retaking it they won't review your application until the new scores come in. While 560 is not in the 610-730 range it's not horrible and it looks good that you realize you can do better and are taking it again.
Don't lie and don't explain/make excuses, just list the facts.
