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If I write GMAT again.. 06 Oct 2007, 16:21
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If I write GMAT again, will my first, second or the average of both the scores be considered for admission by B-schools in US.

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I think s typically your single highest score will be used by schools.

In some cases they'll combine your highest Q and highest V scores from separate tests, if applicable, to get a single score.
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I think s typically your single highest score will be used by schools.

In some cases they'll combine your highest Q and highest V scores from separate tests, if applicable, to get a single score.


That would be awsome!!!
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dont get your hopes up. ive never seen a school claim to do that. at least not a top 15 school.
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If I write GMAT again.. 06 Oct 2007, 22:17
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I think s typically your single highest score will be used by schools.

In some cases they'll combine your highest Q and highest V scores from separate tests, if applicable, to get a single score.


That would be awsome!!!
dont get your hopes up. ive never seen a school claim to do that. at least not a top 15 school.
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think you might be right.
i heard that yale does that, but i dont they are top 15
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I haven't heard of any schools that average. Pretty much all of them take your highest total score. Too bad they don't take your highest from each section!
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