Can I send old GRE scores?

All — Send your scores from all test administrations in the last five years. Any — Send your scores from one OR as many test administrations as you like from the last five years.

Can you only send one GRE score?

With ScoreSelect, each time you take the GRE, you can choose which scores you’d like schools to see. This means that, if you’ve taken the GRE three times, you can choose to send only your most recent scores to schools, or only your second scores, or all scores, etc.

Can I send GRE scores twice?

Now, coming to your to question, YES, you can send your scores even after submitting you application. But, some universities may choose the best scores, some may take average, some may not accept second scores.

How do I Send my GRE scores after test day?

All — Send your scores from all GRE General Test administrations in the last five years. After test day, you can send score reports for a fee and select from these options for each report you’d like to send: Most Recent — Send your scores from your most recent test administration.

What if I have taken the GRE more than once?

Some programs require applicants who have taken a GRE ® test more than once to report the scores from all of their GRE test administrations. We recommend verifying the GRE score reporting requirements with the programs to which you are applying.

How much does it cost to send GRE scores to universities?

If you wish to send scores to additional institutions or decide to send scores after test day, you may do so by ordering Additional Score Reports for a fee of US$27 per recipient. For the computer-delivered GRE ® General Test, you will be asked to designate your free score recipients at the test center.

What is GRE score select and how does it work?

GRE Score Select is a score reporting system that allows you to send GRE scores from whichever test date(s) you want schools to see. Schools won’t see when you choose not to send GRE scores from a certain test date, so you don’t have to worry about them seeing how many times you took the GRE.

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