Nope it will not contain your previous scores on the report. However the schools will be able to access your previous scores through the GMAC portal (to which they have access).
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Your unofficial score only contains your overall current score (200 to 800) and your current scaled scores for Verbal and Quant. It does not contain previous scores and it does not have a score for the AWA.
It does contain a code that you need in order to obtain your official score (usually ready in about 6 days). So be sure to hold onto that unofficial score report!
As Arun mentioned above - your other scores will be on any official report sent to schools. Your scores are reported for 5 years.
Good luck!
It does contain a code that you need in order to obtain your official score (usually ready in about 6 days). So be sure to hold onto that unofficial score report!
As Arun mentioned above - your other scores will be on any official report sent to schools. Your scores are reported for 5 years.
Good luck!












