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26 Sep 2017, 04:01
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Hello,
I recently submitted an application for a Masters in Management program. I have taken the GMAT twice, but cancelled the score the second time around. The school is asking for a .pdf version of the test taker's "Official Score Report" - which of course shows the cancelled score, though I have already submitted the school's version of the Official Score Report. I have tried through the GMAT website, but there is no way to get a previous version of the test taker's copy (i.e. the one without my second, cancelled, attempt). Should this be a something to be worried about? After how many attempts and cancelled scores is taking the test multiple times seen as a detriment - especially if the first score is the only one to keep? How much do schools read into this?
Thanks!
IR
I recently submitted an application for a Masters in Management program. I have taken the GMAT twice, but cancelled the score the second time around. The school is asking for a .pdf version of the test taker's "Official Score Report" - which of course shows the cancelled score, though I have already submitted the school's version of the Official Score Report. I have tried through the GMAT website, but there is no way to get a previous version of the test taker's copy (i.e. the one without my second, cancelled, attempt). Should this be a something to be worried about? After how many attempts and cancelled scores is taking the test multiple times seen as a detriment - especially if the first score is the only one to keep? How much do schools read into this?
Thanks!
IR
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26 Sep 2017, 06:20
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Hi IR,
I've had the same doubt, but I ended up submitting my official score report with my cancelled scores.
I believe this will not have much influence, some schools even asked how many times I've taken the test including cancelled scores.
Good luck!
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GJ
I've had the same doubt, but I ended up submitting my official score report with my cancelled scores.
I believe this will not have much influence, some schools even asked how many times I've taken the test including cancelled scores.
Good luck!
Best,
GJ
27 Sep 2017, 17:23
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This should not have much if any impact on things. The GMAC allows you to cancel scores for a reason. The schools tend to focus on the highest score. Now if you've taken the test 4 or 5 that raises more of a red flag, but given you only took the test twice, you should be all good here
