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Please help, question regarding score reporting.

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by dipbha » Sat Aug 14, 2010 6:40 am
I took my GMAT on the 10th and scored 730(5.5 awa).

I just recieved my official report and it has some additional information such as my GPA that I filled in during registration.

I filled in the GPA according to the GMAT website guidelines ( my college scores were reported in percentage form), the problem is that according to the website my GPA is 2.8 whereas in reality it should be closer to 3.5.

Will this GPA be shown in the score reports that are accessible to the schools?, because if it is then it could make a bad first information. Can I prevent this info from being shown?


If anyone has any questions to ask about the GMAT, please do.

Thanks BTG and everyone who helped me in my prep.
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