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cancelled test score. now what?

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by baberm » Sat Jul 25, 2009 11:09 am
Hi guys,

i need some advice!! I just came back from taking the GMAT. Based on my opinion. I did poorly on the quantitative section . I had to guess on some of the questions and I ran out of time on the last couple of question. On the verbal side I think I did well and answered all the questions in time and had some 600-700 level questions thrown at me.
In the AWA, i didn't get to reread or polish the essays but i think i articulated my points well.

At the end of the test, I decided to cancel my test score. Based on my negative opinion on the quant section.

Do you think I did the right thing by canceling my score? or should I have seen the score regardless? i think it would have demoralized me.

and whats next? How should i come back from this?

baberm
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