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by July700 » Tue Oct 12, 2010 12:20 am
Hi there,

I'm retaking GMAT in 2 days. I got 690 in July. In summer I contacted the admission department of the school where I want to do my MBA and they told me that my Gmat score combined with my academic and professional background was enough to be admitted in the program.

However, I want to apply for a scholarship which asks a minimum score of 700 in the Gmat. I started restudying Gmat the 10th of September but I have had a horrible month full of problems and haven't had the chance to study properly. I only managed to do the exercises of the OG-Review (quant and verbal), Manhattan Free CAT (680) and Kapplan free CAT (650). But my biggest problem is that I am doing the exam in 2 days and I'm sick. So I'm not too confidence about getting 700+

So my question is whether the day of the exam I should choose to send the scores to the university I want to apply to. And, how much is it to send the scores to only 1 university?

My understanding of my options:

A. If I choose not to send the scores and I get less than 690 the university won't see it.

B. If I choose not to send the scores and I get more than 690, I can ask GMAC to send the score - if the price is reasonable.

Thanks in advance for your help.
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by ashokkadam » Tue Oct 12, 2010 3:05 am
The universities, to which you are reporting the score, can see the all your attempt history and scores.

You can report your scores to 5 universities free for each attempt of your GMAT.
July700 wrote:Hi there,

I'm retaking GMAT in 2 days. I got 690 in July. In summer I contacted the admission department of the school where I want to do my MBA and they told me that my Gmat score combined with my academic and professional background was enough to be admitted in the program.

However, I want to apply for a scholarship which asks a minimum score of 700 in the Gmat. I started restudying Gmat the 10th of September but I have had a horrible month full of problems and haven't had the chance to study properly. I only managed to do the exercises of the OG-Review (quant and verbal), Manhattan Free CAT (680) and Kapplan free CAT (650). But my biggest problem is that I am doing the exam in 2 days and I'm sick. So I'm not too confidence about getting 700+

So my question is whether the day of the exam I should choose to send the scores to the university I want to apply to. And, how much is it to send the scores to only 1 university?

My understanding of my options:

A. If I choose not to send the scores and I get less than 690 the university won't see it.

B. If I choose not to send the scores and I get more than 690, I can ask GMAC to send the score - if the price is reasonable.

Thanks in advance for your help.
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by July700 » Tue Oct 12, 2010 3:49 am
You mean that when they review my application they'll see all my attempts anyway, whether I choose to report the scores or not?

Thanks
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by ashokkadam » Tue Oct 12, 2010 4:25 am
they can't see unless u report
July700 wrote:You mean that when they review my application they'll see all my attempts anyway, whether I choose to report the scores or not?

Thanks
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by July700 » Tue Oct 12, 2010 4:43 am
cool. thanks

any idea how much it is to report the scores to only 1 university after the exam?
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by ashokkadam » Tue Oct 12, 2010 4:47 am
after the exam i think you will have to pay 28$ for each university
July700 wrote:cool. thanks

any idea how much it is to report the scores to only 1 university after the exam?
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by July700 » Tue Oct 12, 2010 4:49 am
okay, I'll think about it then...

thanks a lot
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