I have taken the GMAT once and am satisfied but not thrilled with my score. If I re-take the GMAT and do worse the second time, will schools view this unfavorably? Are you only as good as your most recent GMAT, so to speak? Also, if I elect not to report the second GMAT score to any schools, will they know that I took the test twice?
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Re: Risks of Re-taking the GMAT
Hi Hub,
Most schools will only look at your highest score, regardless of recency. I do believe you are correct in saying that schools will only know the scores that are reported to them, but am not 100% positive on that. You may want to check with GMAT directly on that.
Best of luck,
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Most schools will only look at your highest score, regardless of recency. I do believe you are correct in saying that schools will only know the scores that are reported to them, but am not 100% positive on that. You may want to check with GMAT directly on that.
Best of luck,
Daniel Richards
http://www.mbamission.com
Read the mbaMission Insider's Guides (14 individual school titles)
Visit the mbaMission Blog
Follow mbaMission on Twitter
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