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by jakesing » Mon Jul 06, 2009 9:44 am
Hi Guys!

I am taking the GMAT in 3 hours!!! Wish me luck!

I had a question about the score reporting for the experts here - a quick reply would obviously be very well appreciated.

I just graduated from college and am starting my first job. I am taking the GMAT now only because I had a couple months off. I will likely not apply to business school for another 2-4 years. Should I have my scores sent anywhere? Is there any benefit to having a school receive my score if they will not be getting an application any time soon, or should I wait until I am ready to apply?

Thanks a lot,
Jake
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by gmat_dest » Mon Jul 06, 2009 11:16 am
There is no harm in reporting your scores even if you are 2-3 years off from applying... I belive u know which schools u r targetting... if 2-3 years down the line, the school u want to go does not figure in the 5 schools you sent your score to, you can very well send it to other schools on some extra charges...
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