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05 Nov 2011, 08:05
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(Not sure if this is the right forum or not...)
If the test center close on the day of my scheduled exam, do I have to pay for reschedule? Or will GMAC let me do it for free? Anyone has similar experience?
Background info: I live in Bangkok and have scheduled to take the test next week. However, Thailand is affected by severe flooding at the moment and water is creeping deeper into the city day by day. The thing is nobody knows which area will be hit when, and once hit, how long it will be submerged.* It is 50-50 chance that on my appointed day the test center will still be dry, or it could be under 2 feet of water.
*some say 1-2 months, considering that there're lots of buildings blocking the natural flow of water
If the test center close on the day of my scheduled exam, do I have to pay for reschedule? Or will GMAC let me do it for free? Anyone has similar experience?
Background info: I live in Bangkok and have scheduled to take the test next week. However, Thailand is affected by severe flooding at the moment and water is creeping deeper into the city day by day. The thing is nobody knows which area will be hit when, and once hit, how long it will be submerged.* It is 50-50 chance that on my appointed day the test center will still be dry, or it could be under 2 feet of water.
*some say 1-2 months, considering that there're lots of buildings blocking the natural flow of water
05 Nov 2011, 09:23
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Write to GMAC, letting them know about the peculiarity of the situation. They will respond, and I think they will let you do it for free.
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