Hi,
As you may know, GMAT has implemented this new 8-life-time-attempts policy since 17 Dec 2017 which I already hit that ceiling by the time.
A little story about me. For the past 4 years, I have been on/off with GMAT, due to problems with my personal/family life, but still choose to walk into the exam (and cancel the score 'cause it stink) anyway.
I was not aware of the policy coming up (obviously) and pretty shocked when I tried to register for another attempt, last week. (This time, I was planning to take an exam in April, for full preparation).
So, I wrote the letter of appeal to GMAC (in form of e-mail) as per their suggestion to follow the appeal process, hoping for the best.
However, it seems like GMAC does not consider my reason "reasonable" and reject my request.
So, I just want to ask whether I should try to appeal this again, or just give up? (my latest score was 620, which I cancelled)
Thank you
PS. I am not try to undermine GMAC, but, with all do respect, I think this policy does not do any good.
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