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05 Jan 2013, 10:46
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Hi, I recently took the GMAT and submitted scores to 5 schools. I am planning to retake the GMAT next month. Should I submit scores to the same schools if I want them to see my 2nd score? Or can I submit scores to 5 other schools and then all 10 schools would see both of my scores?
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05 Jan 2013, 10:49
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No, you will have to resubmit the scores to the schools you want to get your second score.
In your scenario (send scores to another set of 5), your first 5 schools will only have access to your first score/essays and the second set of schools will have access to both scores/essays.
This is both good and bad. It is good because if you score less the first 5 schools won't see your second set of scores. (This is more of a psychological good than anything else since the schools use only the highest score but applicants are still concerned if their second score is lower). The bad part of course is that you have to resend the scores and potentially pay more. However, for most 5 score reports should be sufficient.
P.S. I have no idea why it is so expensive to send additional score reports. I understand when it was back in the day when you had to physically mail reports but now.... with electronic transfer - not sure.
In your scenario (send scores to another set of 5), your first 5 schools will only have access to your first score/essays and the second set of schools will have access to both scores/essays.
This is both good and bad. It is good because if you score less the first 5 schools won't see your second set of scores. (This is more of a psychological good than anything else since the schools use only the highest score but applicants are still concerned if their second score is lower). The bad part of course is that you have to resend the scores and potentially pay more. However, for most 5 score reports should be sufficient.
P.S. I have no idea why it is so expensive to send additional score reports. I understand when it was back in the day when you had to physically mail reports but now.... with electronic transfer - not sure.
07 Jan 2013, 15:25
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Guys,
I had another question on giving the names of 5 schools during the test? Is it compulsory to select 5 colleges or that field can be left blank. I want to see my gmat score first and then want to submit new score to earlier schools, if the scores are better.
Ofcourse, I can fill in some random 5 school in there, but was just curious if that is a required field?
Thanks
Peeyush
I had another question on giving the names of 5 schools during the test? Is it compulsory to select 5 colleges or that field can be left blank. I want to see my gmat score first and then want to submit new score to earlier schools, if the scores are better.
Ofcourse, I can fill in some random 5 school in there, but was just curious if that is a required field?
Thanks
Peeyush
