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Can i take more than one Gmat?

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by elianigris » Tue Nov 15, 2011 9:42 am
Hi guys, i come from italy so i don't really know even the simplest things about these way of testing and i am sorry if some of my questions may seem obvious to you guys.

First of, I was wondering if taking more than one Gmat is:
a)possible.
b)if taking more than one test will hurt my chances in the admission process.

I mean, do universities judge this in a bad way?

I ask this because i remember that when i was thinking od taking the SAT (then opted against it) i had been told that i may hurt my chances to take i more than then once, as it is seen a sign of weakness.

So is it better if it get 650 in one shot or, let's say 700 the second time around, having gotten 650 on my first test?

Secondly, would you advise me to take the test before they change the format (i read it'll happen june 4th) or after. And one last thing. If i take my first Gmat before the format change and the second after the format change, will they look only at the second one?

Thanks a lot for the time
elia
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by Brian@VeritasPrep » Tue Nov 15, 2011 12:35 pm
Hey Elia,

YES!!!!!!

You can definitely take the test more than once without penalty. With very few exceptions schools really only care about your top score, so go into the test confidently knowing that it's "an opportunity to succeed" and not a one-time-only, now-or-never event. Often just knowing that the worst case scenario is "I have to retake it" allows you to relax well enough to put forth a great score the first (and only) time out!
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by elianigris » Tue Nov 15, 2011 2:09 pm
Thanks a lot Brian, this is very good news!
Elia
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