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nrg53
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Hi all, I am deciding between submitting two of my GMAT scores or just one and would really appreciate some input.
My first score was a 43Q, 46V, 5IR for an overall 720.
My second score was a 48Q, 44V, and 3IR for an overall 740.
Right now, I am leaning towards submitting both scores. I think it is important to show that the 3IR on my second exam was an aberration, and I think it would be nice to show that a 46V is within my range of outcomes. Obviously, the concern in sharing the first score would be in sharing the 43Q, but I am hoping that schools may look positively on the improvement to a 48Q and glean from it the hard work I put in to raise my score.
Of course, I could show only my second score. The benefit of doing so would be to anchor school's perception of me to the higher overall score.
So, do you think I would be better-off submitting both scores or just the second? Let me know what you think, and thank in advance!
My first score was a 43Q, 46V, 5IR for an overall 720.
My second score was a 48Q, 44V, and 3IR for an overall 740.
Right now, I am leaning towards submitting both scores. I think it is important to show that the 3IR on my second exam was an aberration, and I think it would be nice to show that a 46V is within my range of outcomes. Obviously, the concern in sharing the first score would be in sharing the 43Q, but I am hoping that schools may look positively on the improvement to a 48Q and glean from it the hard work I put in to raise my score.
Of course, I could show only my second score. The benefit of doing so would be to anchor school's perception of me to the higher overall score.
So, do you think I would be better-off submitting both scores or just the second? Let me know what you think, and thank in advance!
23 Dec 2022, 16:12
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Hi nrg53.
Since the GMAT does not offer the option of sending certain scores but not others, are you sure you have the ability to send only one of those scores? How are you thinking of doing so? I'm wondering whether the question of whether you should send one or both is moot.
Since the GMAT does not offer the option of sending certain scores but not others, are you sure you have the ability to send only one of those scores? How are you thinking of doing so? I'm wondering whether the question of whether you should send one or both is moot.
nrg53
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23 Dec 2022, 16:16
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The first score was taken at a test-center. I immediately chose to cancel it, and now I am considering un-cancelling it. The second exam was online -- my understanding is online results are sent individually to schools at the request of the exam-taker. Have I misunderstood?
