How to Send Your GMAT Score Reports to Universities 

Once you've completed the GMAT, one of the most critical next steps is sending your official score reports to the universities of your choice. Whether you're applying to a single program or several, understanding the process of sending your scores is essential. This article will guide you through the steps of sending your GMAT score reports, both for free and for a fee, and will address some unique considerations depending on how you took the test. 

Sending Your Score to Up to Five Programs for Free 

Included in your GMAT registration is the option to send your official score report to up to five programs at no additional cost. This offer is available whether you took the exam in-person at a test center or online via the GMAT Focus Edition. 

How to Send Your Score – MBA.com 

“Included in your GMAT registration is 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. 

Please Note: 

• Each Official Score Report you send to a program will only contain the Total and Section Scores from a single exam. No other exam scores from previous exams will be sent. 

• Exam scores canceled due to a testing issue or policy violation will remain part of your Official Score Report. 

• Once your Official Score Report has been sent to a program, that action cannot be cancelled or undone.  

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.” 

Separate Score Reports:  
If you’ve taken both the offline (in-person) GMAT and the online GMAT, you’ll have two separate official score reports. Schools will not be aware if you’ve taken both, as they receive only the score report you choose to send. 

Sending Online Scores:  
After receiving your official GMAT Online scores via email, you can log in to your mba.com account to send these scores to as many schools as you like, free of charge. This allows you to carefully research each school before deciding where to send your online scores.