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12 Aug 2024, 09:34
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Hello,
For the Gmat Focus, is it correct that you cannot cancel scores? This means that if i get a score I don’t like, I don’t have to send it to the schools I plan on applying to in a few years, right? So theoretically I could take it 5 or 6 times and only report 1 of my scores?
Also, I took the original Gmat exam last year but I am not happy with the score i got on that. Since that was not the Focus exam, does that mean that I have to report that score to schools whenever I apply? Or is the rule the same for the OG gmat and gmat focus.
Thank you!
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For the Gmat Focus, is it correct that you cannot cancel scores? This means that if i get a score I don’t like, I don’t have to send it to the schools I plan on applying to in a few years, right? So theoretically I could take it 5 or 6 times and only report 1 of my scores?
Also, I took the original Gmat exam last year but I am not happy with the score i got on that. Since that was not the Focus exam, does that mean that I have to report that score to schools whenever I apply? Or is the rule the same for the OG gmat and gmat focus.
Thank you!
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The Sending Your Score page on the MBA website could be helpful to check out. It mentions, for example: "Whether you take the exam at a test center or online, you have the flexibility and control to review your Official Score before deciding whether you want to send it to schools."
12 Aug 2024, 22:08
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Hi marinah1656,
Schools would not have access to scores from your previous GMAT unless you chose to report those scores to them. Also, score reports for the new GMAT do not include any other scores.
