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by migponce2003 » Thu Mar 04, 2010 7:51 pm
I am (re)taking the GMAT later next month and will be sending my scores out to the 5 colleges as offered by Pearson.

I was wondering if I am sending them out this year, yet I plan to apply next year, will I still have to send them out when I plan to appear or do the Business Schools hold on to your scores, despite me not applying for this upcoming year.

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by money9111 » Thu Mar 04, 2010 8:52 pm
You'll be in good shape. When you send your scores you're basically telling the school that they are allowed to access them when need be. You won't need to send them again. I asked this question to my MGMAT instructor and that's what he said.
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by migponce2003 » Fri Mar 05, 2010 7:38 pm
Will the schools I sent my scores to the first time I took the exam have access to my second scores or do I have to resend them?

and vice versa.....

Will the schools I send my score to this time around have access to the score the first time I took the exam?
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by dmateer25 » Sat Mar 06, 2010 4:12 am
migponce2003 wrote:Will the schools I sent my scores to the first time I took the exam have access to my second scores or do I have to resend them?

and vice versa.....

Will the schools I send my score to this time around have access to the score the first time I took the exam?
You will have to send the scores again to the schools you sent the first test score to. If you pick new schools to send the test score to after the second test, they will get both the first and second test scores.
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