Does taking GMAT 3 times hurt?
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Taking the GMAT multiple times shouldn't hurt you unless of course your scores don't improve. If you are showing improvement in your scores, even though a school will generally get all of them, they should only "consider" your top score. Hope this helps.
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I am sitting for it for the 6th time today......
Admissions committees will want to know why you took it so many times... my response is that I always felt my scores were deflated for my ability.
Hopefully today's result will provide evidence that that statement is true.
Good luck with your studying!
Just some quick advice from a person that has been in your spot. Depending on how much you want to improve you might consider getting a tutor. I hired one 2 months ago and wished I would have done it before taking so many exams.
Admissions committees will want to know why you took it so many times... my response is that I always felt my scores were deflated for my ability.
Hopefully today's result will provide evidence that that statement is true.
Good luck with your studying!
Just some quick advice from a person that has been in your spot. Depending on how much you want to improve you might consider getting a tutor. I hired one 2 months ago and wished I would have done it before taking so many exams.












