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Hi,
I recently took an in person GMAT and online GMAT, scoring significantly better online. That being said, I immediately cancelled my in person score. With that in mind, I was wondering what the best procedure is for reporting an AWA score to schools I'm applying to? The online GMAT doesn't have the AWA section, as you may know, so I was curious if I'd have to send both sets of scores in order to fulfill reporting just that one section?
Any and all help/advice is appreciated!
I recently took an in person GMAT and online GMAT, scoring significantly better online. That being said, I immediately cancelled my in person score. With that in mind, I was wondering what the best procedure is for reporting an AWA score to schools I'm applying to? The online GMAT doesn't have the AWA section, as you may know, so I was curious if I'd have to send both sets of scores in order to fulfill reporting just that one section?
Any and all help/advice is appreciated!
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01 Dec 2020, 04:54
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If you are putting online GMAT score then you wouldn't need to report AWA score to the school.
You might be instructed to put it as "0" in the field as an indication that it was online and you don't have AWA score.
But better to go through few school applications and then decide. You can also contact AdComs to confirm.
You might be instructed to put it as "0" in the field as an indication that it was online and you don't have AWA score.
But better to go through few school applications and then decide. You can also contact AdComs to confirm.
01 Dec 2020, 21:20
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Hi jbomba,
Since you scored significantly higher on your 2nd Score (via the At-home GMAT), then you shouldn't have to submit an AWA Score as part of your application. Business Schools know that the At-home GMAT does not include an AWA section - so if the School(s) that you're planning to apply to are accepting of the At-home results, then it's unlikely that those School(s) care about the AWA Score. Hypothetically, an individual Program could ask you to submit an additional essay, but if you're a strong Overall Applicant, then not having an AWA Score is probably not an issue at all.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Since you scored significantly higher on your 2nd Score (via the At-home GMAT), then you shouldn't have to submit an AWA Score as part of your application. Business Schools know that the At-home GMAT does not include an AWA section - so if the School(s) that you're planning to apply to are accepting of the At-home results, then it's unlikely that those School(s) care about the AWA Score. Hypothetically, an individual Program could ask you to submit an additional essay, but if you're a strong Overall Applicant, then not having an AWA Score is probably not an issue at all.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
