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22 Jun 2016, 20:45
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Hello everyone,
I just want to be clear about one of the policies for test takers. I was watching an old video from GMAC and it seemed to paint the end of test experience picture as follows. You would receive the option of whether not you want your score, and then once you decided this, you would then see your score. To my understanding, this has been changed so that you see your score first and then make the decision.
So I want to be crystal clear. After I write the test, I will first see my score, and then after I've seen my score I will get to decide if I want to keep it or not. So basically, I will have full information, aside from the AWA score, with which to make that decision.
I just want to be clear about one of the policies for test takers. I was watching an old video from GMAC and it seemed to paint the end of test experience picture as follows. You would receive the option of whether not you want your score, and then once you decided this, you would then see your score. To my understanding, this has been changed so that you see your score first and then make the decision.
So I want to be crystal clear. After I write the test, I will first see my score, and then after I've seen my score I will get to decide if I want to keep it or not. So basically, I will have full information, aside from the AWA score, with which to make that decision.
22 Jun 2016, 21:58
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Hi Alexander3450,
Yes, under GMAC's current score reporting rules, you are allowed to see your Unofficial Scores before deciding whether to cancel them or not (although they will not include the AWA score). It typically takes about 1-2 weeks for your Official Score to be certified, but it almost always is the same set of scores that appear on your Unofficial Score breakdown.
If you choose to cancel your score, none of the Business Schools will ever even know that you took the GMAT on that date.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Yes, under GMAC's current score reporting rules, you are allowed to see your Unofficial Scores before deciding whether to cancel them or not (although they will not include the AWA score). It typically takes about 1-2 weeks for your Official Score to be certified, but it almost always is the same set of scores that appear on your Unofficial Score breakdown.
If you choose to cancel your score, none of the Business Schools will ever even know that you took the GMAT on that date.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
23 Jun 2016, 02:02
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Alexander3450
One word answer: Yes.
You would be able to see all your scores apart from AWA.
Once you decide to accept it, the scores will be reported to the schools. If you reject it, not one but you will know that you took the GMAT.
