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29 Jun 2025, 00:26
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Hi everyone,
I’m a bit confused about how to approach this and would really appreciate some guidance.
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I’m a bit confused about how to approach this and would really appreciate some guidance.
- First GMAT attempt (Sept '24): 645
- Second GMAT attempt (Dec '24): 585
- Tried the GRE as well (just to see if the format suited me better): 314
- Should I apply with the 645 and attempt a retake only after submitting R1 applications?
- Or is it worth taking another GMAT attempt before R1—even if there’s a risk the score could drop further?
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29 Jun 2025, 05:18
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Googling this query with the added keyword "gmatclub" may show some similar threads you find helpful. Consider reaching out to some of the schools you're referrring to for any insight/guidance they may provide. Perhaps they mention they normally just take the score that helps the candidate's application the most.
This is something Stern mentions on its website, for example:For those that submit more than one test type, we will consider the standardized test score (submitted with this application or previously sent to Stern) for admission which aids your candidacy.
29 Jun 2025, 05:56
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If the schools are specifically asking for "ALL" scores, then you should check with the schools how it will impact. With GMAT Focus, one usually shares only those scores that one wants to share. The schools don't automatically get to see all scores. That is one of the advantages of Focus - Freedom to share what you want to. With GMAT Classic, when all active scores used to be visible, schools would either consider latest or greatest. In some cases, we heard of averaging too. But now, for the most part, that issue is sorted. You should check with the adcom of the specific schools. They are usually helpful.
