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15 Jan 2015, 06:35
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Hi,
I was going to write the GMAT last week but woke up in the middle of the night before exam day sick (vomiting). Felt weak and terrible. Tried to do a little quick review but didn't last 5 minutes. Called in to the GMAT line and they said they can't cancel the test within 24 hours. So I skipped it in order to avoid scoring ridiculously low.
I asked the man on the phone if this would appear on my official score reports but didn't quite understand what he said although he mentioned "No show" a couple times (he had an accent that I couldn't understand especially in my state).
Do you know if this would appear as a "No show" on my official score report that goes to the schools? I am worried that I'll have to explain this to them and it might raise a small red flag even if I do well in my next test. I'm hoping it goes as if nothing happened - the $250 fee is a minor inconvenience compared to any flags it may raise.
Any help with this would help reduce my stress a little while I continue to study.
Thanks
I was going to write the GMAT last week but woke up in the middle of the night before exam day sick (vomiting). Felt weak and terrible. Tried to do a little quick review but didn't last 5 minutes. Called in to the GMAT line and they said they can't cancel the test within 24 hours. So I skipped it in order to avoid scoring ridiculously low.
I asked the man on the phone if this would appear on my official score reports but didn't quite understand what he said although he mentioned "No show" a couple times (he had an accent that I couldn't understand especially in my state).
Do you know if this would appear as a "No show" on my official score report that goes to the schools? I am worried that I'll have to explain this to them and it might raise a small red flag even if I do well in my next test. I'm hoping it goes as if nothing happened - the $250 fee is a minor inconvenience compared to any flags it may raise.
Any help with this would help reduce my stress a little while I continue to study.
Thanks
15 Jan 2015, 23:33
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Hi mooshoo9795,
You have nothing to worry about. Your Official GMAC "file" only includes score information on Tests that you take. Since you did not show up, you forfeited the $250, but nothing about this will show up when you have your Score Report sent to Business Schools. As it stands, Business Schools don't really care how many times you take the GMAT, so retesting is not a big deal (regardless of the reason).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
You have nothing to worry about. Your Official GMAC "file" only includes score information on Tests that you take. Since you did not show up, you forfeited the $250, but nothing about this will show up when you have your Score Report sent to Business Schools. As it stands, Business Schools don't really care how many times you take the GMAT, so retesting is not a big deal (regardless of the reason).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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