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20 Sep 2017, 06:38
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hi there everyone
I think the question is straightforward. I'm taking GMAT in two weeks but I'm going to start my application process in 450+ days.
so does the admission offices accept and actully keep the score? or do I have to reapply it? do I have to contact them and ask them directly? (if possible I want to take advantage of those 5 free score reports)
many thanks
I think the question is straightforward. I'm taking GMAT in two weeks but I'm going to start my application process in 450+ days.
so does the admission offices accept and actully keep the score? or do I have to reapply it? do I have to contact them and ask them directly? (if possible I want to take advantage of those 5 free score reports)
many thanks
20 Sep 2017, 22:13
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kamyar94
hi there everyone
I think the question is straightforward. I'm taking GMAT in two weeks but I'm going to start my application process in 450+ days.
so does the admission offices accept and actully keep the score? or do I have to reapply it? do I have to contact them and ask them directly? (if possible I want to take advantage of those 5 free score reports)
many thanks
I think the question is straightforward. I'm taking GMAT in two weeks but I'm going to start my application process in 450+ days.
so does the admission offices accept and actully keep the score? or do I have to reapply it? do I have to contact them and ask them directly? (if possible I want to take advantage of those 5 free score reports)
many thanks
The GMAT score is valid for 5 years. Yes it should be okay to send the scores after 2 years. But remember the percentile ranking goes down each year. Not by much. But at least little.
So if you can score at least 10 to 20 points above the target school's current average, it should probably help. Since most top schools average GMAT raises by at least 5-8 points by the time you apply.
21 Sep 2017, 20:13
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kamyar94
hi there everyone
I think the question is straightforward. I'm taking GMAT in two weeks but I'm going to start my application process in 450+ days.
so does the admission offices accept and actully keep the score? or do I have to reapply it? do I have to contact them and ask them directly? (if possible I want to take advantage of those 5 free score reports)
many thanks
I think the question is straightforward. I'm taking GMAT in two weeks but I'm going to start my application process in 450+ days.
so does the admission offices accept and actully keep the score? or do I have to reapply it? do I have to contact them and ask them directly? (if possible I want to take advantage of those 5 free score reports)
many thanks
The GMAT score is valid for 5 years. Yes it should be okay to send the scores after 2 years. But remember the percentile ranking goes down each year. Not by much. But at least little.
So if you can score at least 10 to 20 points above the target school's current average, it should probably help. Since most top schools average GMAT raises by at least 5-8 points by the time you apply.
I'm asking if it's possible for me to send them my score RIGHT AFTER ME EXAM
you know since you can send your score to 5 schools for free.
