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Oh no! I just lost my Gprep score!

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by absolut_frui2233 » Mon Jan 19, 2009 3:37 am
Can somebody please please tell me what I could do??

I just sat for 4 hours+ in a row doing the AWA and the whole practice exam on the GPrep software

BUTTTT.

I guess I couldn't wait for it to be over...so when it was finally over I accidentally pressed 'next next next' toooo fast that I didn't realize I skipped the page with the actual scores!!!

Now all I have is the REVIEW page saying I got 24/37questions right for Maths, and 28/41 questions right for Verbal...

I know this is such a stupid mistake. But is there anyway I can figure out what my score is based on the review page?? ahhhhh
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by shom » Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:10 am
This has happened to me. Its pretty depressing, but there is nothing you can do. Just study the test and write the same test again. Seeing questions for a second time doesn't always impact your score as much as you would think, because you get harder questions to follow and things may even out. Its all you can do.
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