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Do schools look down on taking the GRE multiple times and do the use your highest score?

How about the prep classes? Did anyone use them and find they were worth the money?

Thanks :)

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I always assumed that the highest score on the GRE was what was reported, rather than all of the scores. I guess if all the scores are reported it could hurt your chances. Look on the internet site for the GRE and see if they discuss reporting policies. Sorry I can't be more help

They report all tests scores, unless you abort during the test that is not reported.

Most schools use the best score, and some use an average of all of the scores.

How do you know that most schools use the higest or the average? How did you get this information?

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