Deciding which schools receive your Official Score Report is an important part of your business school journey as your exam score helps you stand out to schools among other business school candidates.
Included in your GMAT Focus Edition registration, you have the option to send your Official Score Report to up to five (5) programs for free within a 48-hour period. After this period, or if you want to send your score to more programs, you can send additional score reports for a fee.
Sending Your Score to Up to Five Programs (for Free)
Whether you take the exam at a test center or online, you have the flexibility and control to review your Official Score before deciding whether you want to send it to schools. You will receive an email notification once your Official Score Report is available in your mba.com account. If you would like to send your score to schools, you can search for and select the programs you wish to send your score report. You must send your (up to 5) free score reports within 48 hours of your Official Score being made available on mba.com.
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Sending Your Score to Additional Programs (for a Fee)
You can send your Official Score Report to as many additional programs as you like, as long as your score is no more than five years old. Additional score reports can be purchased for via your mba.com account. Score reporting fees are non-refundable.
If you have scores older than five years but less than 10 years, you may ask to send these scores to programs as long as you have not taken a GMAT exam within the past five years.
"We know that the scoring scale has been recalibrated to provide a fairer evaluation of candidates and to help ensure a level playing field for all applicants. As a result, GMAT Focus Edition scores will be distributed across a range that differs from the previous version. To simplify our ability to compare scores, [GMAC] has provided us with a concordance table that reflects direct conversions across the two versions including the percentile equivalent.”
-Andrea McHale, Director of Admissions, Full-Time & Global MBA Programs, Stephen M. Ross School of Business
“As an admissions team, we look forward to receiving GMAT Focus Edition scores as part of our holistic admissions process. GMAC has provided our team with the tools and training necessary to understand the differences between Focus Edition and the previous version, specifically in-depth guidance on the updated score scale and how to make appropriate and fair comparisons between results from both versions.”
-Shari Hubert, Associate Dean of Admissions, Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business
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