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Hi everyone!

A stupid question, but still how to choose the schools on the test day? Should I memorize the code of my desired program in particular school where I’d like to send the result?

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saukrit · Answer

A good question i would say. The computer allows you to search for your school by country and state. So you can be good to go if you know which state your school is in and then you can use the search tool available during the exam to find your exact school name. Remembering the code may not be required.

nigina93 · Answer

in my case, even state was not required. Just insert name of schools you wish to send your score to and the system will pull those schools out.

DisciplinedPrep · Answer

Excellent question, to be honest. On my first GMAT attempt, I was pretty nervous at the start because I couldn't locate the schools my choice. As a non-American, I quite did not remember the states in which those schools are located - exam anxiety made matters worse. Therefore, I would recommend that you know the country and the state of your 5 b-schools. For instance, if you plan to apply to Kellogg, you must be able to quickly find Kellogg under the schools listed in Illinois.

CAMANISHPARMAR · Answer

You may like to go through the following:- "Before your test day, decide which programs you want to receive your GMAT™ scores. When you arrive at the test center, and prior to starting the GMAT Exam, you will select up to five schools/programs to receive your Official Score Report." Reference: https://www.mba.com/exams/gmat/plan-for ... -decisions Though mba.com is silent about memorization, I would recommend you to do so as sometimes it would lead to unnecessary ambiguity and stress when you don't find the programs through the search and auto-suggestion. Hope this helps!

EMPOWERgmatRichC · Answer

Hi LidiiaShchichko,

On Test Day, there's a search tool that can help you to find the Schools that you want to send your Score to. If you have not made any decisions on where you want to apply yet, then that's fine (for example, if you're not planning to apply for several years, you might not have put too much energy into determining the exact Schools that interest you). That having been said, you might still consider choosing some Schools that make sense (re: some 'dream' Schools and some 'local' Schools) - since it will cost you an additional fee to have your Scores sent later on (currently, the fee is $28 per School).

1) When are you scheduled to take the Official GMAT?
2) What is your Score Goal?
3) How have you scored on EACH of your CATs/mocks (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores for EACH)?

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi LidiiaShchichko,

As already said, you can search the schools to find the appropriate code.

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