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10 Jan 2014, 11:08
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Hey guys,
I was applying to one of the schools today and in a haste, I ended up submitting wrong percentile on verbal in the application. While the GMAT score that I have submitted is correct, I ended up reporting the verbal percentile two points higher than what I have. The problem is that the school asked only for percentile in quant and verbal so I didn't get to enter my scaled score.
I could have asked the school to correct the mistake but some days back, I wrote to them requesting for an extension in submission deadline of recommendation letters and they agreed and I now again don't want to write them and come across as an idiot by telling them that I have reported the wrong verbal percentile.
What do you think ? Should I let it be and later report to them that I ended up submitting a wrong verbal percentile and if yes when ?It's just 2 percentiles higher so I think they shouldn't make a fuss if I report correction later or should I do it now and already give them a chance to form a wrong opinion about me ?
I was applying to one of the schools today and in a haste, I ended up submitting wrong percentile on verbal in the application. While the GMAT score that I have submitted is correct, I ended up reporting the verbal percentile two points higher than what I have. The problem is that the school asked only for percentile in quant and verbal so I didn't get to enter my scaled score.
I could have asked the school to correct the mistake but some days back, I wrote to them requesting for an extension in submission deadline of recommendation letters and they agreed and I now again don't want to write them and come across as an idiot by telling them that I have reported the wrong verbal percentile.
What do you think ? Should I let it be and later report to them that I ended up submitting a wrong verbal percentile and if yes when ?It's just 2 percentiles higher so I think they shouldn't make a fuss if I report correction later or should I do it now and already give them a chance to form a wrong opinion about me ?
10 Jan 2014, 11:29
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This is the time I would eat humble pie and call the school (usually some nice student worker) and say that I was reviewing my application and spotted an inconsistency. I feel horrible and it is nothing major but I submitted my application with a GMAT score that has a discrepancy. What would they recommend that you do? Can they just fix it or will they catch it when they verify the score against the GMAC reported score?
P.S. I am sure this happens to a lot of folks who don't even catch it. So don't stress too much but best to address it. My take on it.
P.S. I am sure this happens to a lot of folks who don't even catch it. So don't stress too much but best to address it. My take on it.
