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by midtwenties » Thu Nov 05, 2009 11:43 am
Hi,
I submitted my application round 1 to a school with my GMAT scores; my GMAT isn't as high as I would like, and I'm thinking about taking the GREs instead. This would put me in round 2 for the school. Is there a tasteful way to approach the admissions office to have them switch and explain the situation? Thanks.
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by Brett N » Fri Nov 13, 2009 11:07 am
Just email them and get talk to them on the phone. Email is not as friendly a medium as the phone, esp. when explaining something like this, so try to set something up to talk.
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