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by Kaniska » Wed Dec 03, 2008 11:07 pm
hi Stacy,

I have gave my GMAT 4 times and I scored 590,600,680,650 respectively. How will the adcom committee view my scores. Will they receive all my 4 scores or will they receive only my latest 3 scores.

Kindly let me know.

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by Lisa Anderson » Thu Dec 04, 2008 11:57 am
Dear Kaniska,

Schools use the highest total score in the evaluation of your candidacy. Thus you will report your highest score, the 680, in your applications. You will also need to order that score report to send to your schools, if you haven't already. That score report will show the 2 previous attempts, but not the one after. If you sent the 4th test to those schools, then they will have that one as well. Taking the test multiple times is not a negative, so you don't need to provide any explanation.

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