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by tradejoe » Tue Mar 24, 2009 7:38 am
I took the GMAT for the 2nd time yesterday and scored a 450, the first time I scored a 600. i was completely thrown off my game, didn't feel well, and literally had to start guessing mid-way through each section because timing was a huge issue. I should have canceled my scores but I didn't. I know that 450 is not representative of my ability. Even the 600 that I scored the 1st time was way below my practice exams.

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Most of the schools say that they only "consider the highest GMAT score". Does this mean that they will not hold yesterday's performance against me?
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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Mar 25, 2009 6:45 pm
Dear tradejoe,

No, your new score will not be held against you in your evaluation if a school only uses your highest score in the evaluation.

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