TC advice: if you’re applying round 1 this Fall or later, keep studying and do not do anything to prepare specifically for the online at home test. Nobody knows what the future holds, but it’s likely that either a) the GMAT will return to being in-person at some point this summer; or b) the GMAT will change the at-home format so that it is more student friendly. There is some anecdotal evidence that GMAC is reconsidering the unreasonable requirement that students use an on screen whiteboard with a mouse instead of a scratch pad.
If you have to take the GMAT for late round 3 deadlines right now, give us a call and let’s talk about it: 415-323-5728.
If you do decide to take it, note the following details:
When
Available April 20 through June 15 as of now. But this end date might be extended by GMAC.
Fees
Cost: $200
Reschedule (up to 24 hours before exam): $25
Cancel (up to 24 hours before exam): $100
No appointment changes can be made within 24 hours of test.
