There are a few elements that can come into play:
1. if you cancel a score right away, the essay portion is not graded. Not sure if you took a test without the essay but when you resurrect the score, they will have to grade the essay by a human. This may take a little bit of time but usually more than a couple of weeks. Three weeks is very rare. That would be only on Christmas with a lot of people taking the test and available for reading.
2. The scores is pretty much instant but it’s supposed to take 24 hours. Oh it means is that there’s a new line in the school database system. And now A has access to your profile.
3. Many business schools have changed their approach to score submissions. They ask applicants to include their score on the application and some even ask for a PDF of the unofficial score report. They consider the applicant using that information and only verify the score after the decision, assuming it’s a positive decision.
4. at the same time, schools usually have a portal where they indicate a receipt of different application items. My guess is that there is a person assigned to check scores on a regular basis and mark them as such. Assuming that they bother with it before they release the decisions as mentioned above.
5. Sometimes there are also multiple departments and multiple schools though I have not seen or heard many people sending them to the wrong place. This is Highland likely with multiple schools so I do not think this is your problem.
6. Now that you have read all my rambling and random crap, here’s the reward and how to fix this 😂
I would take your unofficial score report, that’s the PDF print out that you can download. If you took the test online, you will not get it so you will need to use a screenshot instead also get a receipt or some kind of proof that you have ordered school reports and that you already sent them to a school. With dates clearly visible and preferably highlighted.
Email a very brief statement to business school. They don’t have time to deal with this stuff so if you want better chances of success, you need to be brief and to the point. You can say something along these lines,
Dear McCombs admissions committee, I have noticed on my application that my GMAT score 720(Q50, V37) sent to you on August 28, 2023 (confirmation attached) is still reported as “not received”.
As it has been over 4 weeks, I have contacted GMAC support about the issue on September 19 (email attached).
Meanwhile, I am attaching a copy of my unofficial GMAT score report, taken August 20, 2021, consideration of my application.
Thank you for your time,
Taulark.
I spent just a few minutes on this so this is just a very rough and top of mind sample
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