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Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding GMAT score reporting.
I have a current (within 5 years score) that expires in Aug 2022.
I have target schools in my mind where I am going to apply but their applications open ONLY in Dec 2022.
My question is-
Is it a good idea to forward my GMAT score to that school right away (while it is within the 5 years period) and tell them in the application ( in Dec 2022) that I had forwarded the score to them? When they open the application in Dec 2022/ Jan 2023, will they still be able to see my score which was reported when it was fresh/ valid/ within 5 years as they see a usual score OR will they see it with a note saying "it is outdated, etc?"
In brief, does the school get to "see" my GMAT score as "fresh" if I forward it NOW instead of waiting till Dec 2022 when I get to submit the application?
- Thank you all for your advice in advance.
I have a question regarding GMAT score reporting.
I have a current (within 5 years score) that expires in Aug 2022.
I have target schools in my mind where I am going to apply but their applications open ONLY in Dec 2022.
My question is-
Is it a good idea to forward my GMAT score to that school right away (while it is within the 5 years period) and tell them in the application ( in Dec 2022) that I had forwarded the score to them? When they open the application in Dec 2022/ Jan 2023, will they still be able to see my score which was reported when it was fresh/ valid/ within 5 years as they see a usual score OR will they see it with a note saying "it is outdated, etc?"
In brief, does the school get to "see" my GMAT score as "fresh" if I forward it NOW instead of waiting till Dec 2022 when I get to submit the application?
- Thank you all for your advice in advance.
05 Dec 2021, 19:50
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SG2017:
Every school has slightly different policies. While my assumption is that your score wouldn't count, you should call or email the admissions office and find out whether they would accept it. Email is probably better so you have the answer documented in case you speak with someone who is absent-minded or not truly in a position to give you an answer on the phone.
What is the harm? You won't get penalized for asking and you'll get a direct answer. This is a fairly black and white question given that we're talking about dates.
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Every school has slightly different policies. While my assumption is that your score wouldn't count, you should call or email the admissions office and find out whether they would accept it. Email is probably better so you have the answer documented in case you speak with someone who is absent-minded or not truly in a position to give you an answer on the phone.
What is the harm? You won't get penalized for asking and you'll get a direct answer. This is a fairly black and white question given that we're talking about dates.
-Admissionado
