As of July 2015, the GMAC has changed its policies around GMAT score cancelations. The contents of this post have *not* been updated to reflect the new process (however here is a more recent post from September 2015 on a similar topic).
To continue our posts on the strategies of whether you should cancel your GMAT score when you receive the preview (first post explaining the change is here, then part 1, on basic strategies and implications, is here, and part 2, on how is a canceled test perceived by the adcoms and implications of multiple tests,…
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