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Cancelling GMAT date... is it bad remark?

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Re: Cancelling GMAT date... is it bad remark?

by gabriel » Sun Jul 27, 2008 10:06 am
ok24by7 wrote:If I cancel my gmat date without refund with less than 7 days left, will it show up as a bad remark or something in my gmat trascript going to Univs?

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To start with, I am not sure universities would know if you have canceled a test and even if they do know about it I dont think it would be a bad thing. In case they are concerned about it they might ask you about it and just be sure you have a good answer to give. I dont see any reason why this would be considered negatively, I have friends who have canceled the GMAT and then gone on to score 700+, never heard anyone of them being troubled about the canceled test.
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