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07 Jan 2008, 09:04
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Hey all,
I took the GMAT twice. The first time, I did not send my score report to any schools. The second time I took the test, I sent my score report to the schools I was applying to.
My question, will the schools get the score report from the 1st test as well as the 2nd test or just the 2nd test?
On the Wharton application, I entered both my GMAT test scores. However, I only had the GMAT score report sent after the 2nd time I took the test. Do I need to also have the 1st test score report sent to Wharton or will they receive that score report as well? From what I assumed, a score report includes ALL test scores taken in the last 5 years. Therefore, if I sent the score report from my latest test, the schools will also get the score from my previous test.
I took the GMAT twice. The first time, I did not send my score report to any schools. The second time I took the test, I sent my score report to the schools I was applying to.
My question, will the schools get the score report from the 1st test as well as the 2nd test or just the 2nd test?
On the Wharton application, I entered both my GMAT test scores. However, I only had the GMAT score report sent after the 2nd time I took the test. Do I need to also have the 1st test score report sent to Wharton or will they receive that score report as well? From what I assumed, a score report includes ALL test scores taken in the last 5 years. Therefore, if I sent the score report from my latest test, the schools will also get the score from my previous test.
07 Jan 2008, 09:52
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Your assumption is correct. Schools gets all UN-canceled scores automatically when you choose to send them a report.
07 Jan 2008, 10:40
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Thanks. I think I'm just trying to psyche myself out by thinking of all the things that could go wrong with my application. 
