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23 Oct 2010, 10:45
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If you are a second-time test taker, and your most recent score is worse than the original, can you just write down the first score on the application and then send that score report to the schools? I just took my GMAT earlier today and actually did worse than the first time and have no intention of taking it again. But the score is still getting sent to the 5 programs I'm applying to.
23 Oct 2010, 11:01
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When the score report is sent to schools, it will report up to your last 5 attempts, they will see both tests.
If a school asks you to report more than only your highest GMAT score, you have to do it. Some schools ask how many times you have taken the test.
The score report must be sent electronically to the school from MBA.com, who will report all scores.
If you sent your scores to schools before your second test than you don't have to send it to them again, but if they ask for more than one GMAT you have to tell them.
If a school asks you to report more than only your highest GMAT score, you have to do it. Some schools ask how many times you have taken the test.
The score report must be sent electronically to the school from MBA.com, who will report all scores.
If you sent your scores to schools before your second test than you don't have to send it to them again, but if they ask for more than one GMAT you have to tell them.
23 Oct 2010, 11:07
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jordanhendrix
Thanks. That clears up some of the confusion.
Since the schools see all scores, will it hurt my chances at admission if the most recent one is lower, especially if it's a lot lower in quant? I came close to cancelling my score after I finished but decided to report anyways. And my original test was taken 3 years ago, not sure if that will make a difference.
