you will recieve a score report on the day of the test (quant, verbal, total scaled 200-800). The only difference between that and the official score report (which should appear ~10 days later) is the AWA score. I'm not sure what "self reported" means specifically for the schools you looked at, but it is possible that the same-day unofficial report will suffice.maddy12 wrote:hi all this is probably a dumb question but is it ok to take the test 10 days before the deadline? I need all the time for practice and i am also working on my SOPs side by side. most schools ask for 'sel reported' score i believe. how long does it take the GMAT center to send the scores to the respective schools. is 10 days a safe margin?
thanks.
Yes, you should be ok, if the school has asked you to send the self reported score. For now.maddy12 wrote:hi all this is probably a dumb question but is it ok to take the test 10 days before the deadline? I need all the time for practice and i am also working on my SOPs side by side. most schools ask for 'sel reported' score i believe. how long does it take the GMAT center to send the scores to the respective schools. is 10 days a safe margin?
thanks.
