This post discusses strategies for canceled GMAT scores based on how this option was introduced by GMAC in 2014. In July 2015, the GMAC has again changed the feature and now, canceled scores do not show up on records sent to schools. The information in this post is therefore OLD and may not apply going forward.
When the GMAC changed their GMAT testing procedure in June 2014 to allow test-takers to cancel the score at the end, after previewing it, we laid out our opinion that nobody should ever cancel their score. What if you have canceled a score? What should you do about it? Is it something you need to…
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vasilescu says
I have a question:
If I registered for a test, and then 2 weeks before the test date I cancel the test, how does it appear in schools’ reports?
Is it clearely different – the schools see that I didn’t take that test vs. I cencelled after the test because I wasn’t satisfied with the score?
If I took the test before (like a a few years back) and I already sent score reports to schools back then, whill this show up?
essaysnark says
Pretty sure that a test canceled before the appointment does not show up in the score history at all. You should contact the GMAC people to confirm; one way to do that is here.
vasilescu says
Thanks EssaySnark!