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08 Feb 2015, 21:51
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I am currently studying to take my GMAT and had planned to take it on the 18th of March. Unfortunately, there are no test dates available that day.
I am applying to three schools: Haas, Anderson, and Stanford. All of which have different application due dates.
My question is, do ad coms take into consideration the fact that I take my GMAT AFTER the due date?
I am applying to three schools: Haas, Anderson, and Stanford. All of which have different application due dates.
My question is, do ad coms take into consideration the fact that I take my GMAT AFTER the due date?
09 Feb 2015, 05:25
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Hi itsmedavidv,
I'm Zooey from Aringo. As far as we know, you have to report your unofficial GMAT score on your application, which means you must have a score by the time you submit your application.
Of course you can check the specific instructions for the schools to which you are applying, and maybe even contact the admissions committee and ask for their special consideration.
If you can't get your score by the deadline, you may have to postpone your application. This page can help you find late deadlines: https://www.aringo.com/lowseasondeadlines.htm
Good luck,
Zooey
I'm Zooey from Aringo. As far as we know, you have to report your unofficial GMAT score on your application, which means you must have a score by the time you submit your application.
Of course you can check the specific instructions for the schools to which you are applying, and maybe even contact the admissions committee and ask for their special consideration.
If you can't get your score by the deadline, you may have to postpone your application. This page can help you find late deadlines: https://www.aringo.com/lowseasondeadlines.htm
Good luck,
Zooey
09 Feb 2015, 10:43
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Hi itsmedavidv,
Try taking the GMAT before the three deadlines if you can push the test date up by a few days. If that's not a possibility, you should write to the b-school adcoms ahead in time and get their go-ahead. In my opinion, they will adjust if its only a few days.
You are applying in the third deadline already- if by chance your application is considered as incomplete without a GMAT score and not accepted by the admissions, then you will have no choice but to wait for the next season's deadlines. That's why its best to work with an approval.
