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Subject:
Education Testing Service and GRE scoring and school admission
Category: Reference, Education and News > Education Asked by: omphalo_skeptic-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
19 Jun 2003 23:03 PDT
Expires: 19 Jul 2003 23:03 PDT Question ID: 219558 |
If I take the GRE exam twice and score LOWER on the second test; which of the two scores will be reported to the schools I apply to? |
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Subject:
Re: Education Testing Service and GRE scoring and school admission
Answered By: juggler-ga on 20 Jun 2003 00:01 PDT Rated: |
Hello. From the GRE web site: "Cumulative Reporting GRE score reporting is cumulative. Current GRE Board policy states that your scores are reportable for 5 years. Your scores are retained for the 5 testing years following the testing year in which you tested. All scores earned during this time will be reported to each institution you designate. You may choose to send only General Test scores, only Subject Test scores, only Writing Assessment scores, or any combination of the above, but you may not choose to have only those scores from a specific test date reported." http://www.gre.org/getscore.html#cumulative In other words, any score reports that are sent out after you take the second test will include your scores from both the first test and the second test regardless of whether your scores went up or down. search strategy: gre, "score reports" I hope this helps. Good luck with the test! |
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