GMAT成绩：
GMAT送分：
考完GMAT 你会有4个成绩:
数学成绩(Quantitative)：0—60 [51+即可得满分]
语文成绩 (Verbal)： 0--60 [51+即可得满分]
总成绩 (Overall)：200--800. （也就是商学院常用的成绩）
写作成绩 (AWA)：0--6（作文成绩和总成绩分开算）
机考作文(AWA)时，应试者的每一篇作文（共两篇）都会有2-3个打分者。通常情况下是一个机器评分(0—6，E-Rater)和一个人类评分(0--6)。如果这两个分数相差不超过1分，则通过取平均的方法得出应试者的最终作文(AWA)分数求出的结果舍入至最近的”.5”档次。如果人类评分与机器评分相差大于1分，则将会再有一位人类打分员对此篇作文进行打分（GMAC官方说这种情况比较少见）。比如，你的AI得分为6、5，你的AA得分为4、4；则你的AWA分数为：(6+5+4+4)÷4=4.75=5。
机考语文(Verbal)和数学(Quantitative)时，CAT程序会根据应试者的答题表现（如连错、同类型题目连错、答题分配时间等）来打分。其中每个分项的前10题为测试题，应试者前10题的答题表现（错题数、连错题目的数目、同类型题连错数目等）将决定应试者的考试题库。不同题库，应试者之后的答题表现所对应的得分也会不同 [而语文部分的前10题中，改错(SentenceCorrecting)通常会有4-6题。所以请TOPWAY网友一定重视改错！！] 。综上所述，GMAT考试并不存在答对一题得多少分这一说法，对题数和GMAT分数不存在线性关系。具体的算分方法只有GMAC知道。
数学成绩(Quantitative)：0—60 [51+即可得满分]
语文成绩 (Verbal)： 0--60 [51+即可得满分]
总成绩 (Overall)：200--800. （也就是商学院常用的成绩）
写作成绩 (AWA)：0--6（作文成绩和总成绩分开算）
机考作文(AWA)时，应试者的每一篇作文（共两篇）都会有2-3个打分者。通常情况下是一个机器评分(0—6，E-Rater)和一个人类评分(0--6)。如果这两个分数相差不超过1分，则通过取平均的方法得出应试者的最终作文(AWA)分数求出的结果舍入至最近的”.5”档次。如果人类评分与机器评分相差大于1分，则将会再有一位人类打分员对此篇作文进行打分（GMAC官方说这种情况比较少见）。比如，你的AI得分为6、5，你的AA得分为4、4；则你的AWA分数为：(6+5+4+4)÷4=4.75=5。
机考语文(Verbal)和数学(Quantitative)时，CAT程序会根据应试者的答题表现（如连错、同类型题目连错、答题分配时间等）来打分。其中每个分项的前10题为测试题，应试者前10题的答题表现（错题数、连错题目的数目、同类型题连错数目等）将决定应试者的考试题库。不同题库，应试者之后的答题表现所对应的得分也会不同 [而语文部分的前10题中，改错(SentenceCorrecting)通常会有4-6题。所以请TOPWAY网友一定重视改错！！] 。综上所述，GMAT考试并不存在答对一题得多少分这一说法，对题数和GMAT分数不存在线性关系。具体的算分方法只有GMAC知道。
算分的方法差不多介绍完毕，下面先贴出大家最感兴趣的总分计算公式：
9Q+7V=YOUR SCORE
该公式仅供参考！！
以下数据是G友们的报分统计：
Quantitative Wrong 0 Verbal Wrong 8 Total Score: 750
Quantitative Wrong 0 VerbalWrong 12 TotalScore: 720-730
Quantitative Wrong 0 VerbalWrong 14 TotalScore: 700
Quantitative Wrong 0 VerbalWrong 14+ Total Score: 700-
9Q+7V=YOUR SCORE
该公式仅供参考！！
以下数据是G友们的报分统计：
Quantitative Wrong 0 Verbal Wrong 8 Total Score: 750
Quantitative Wrong 0 VerbalWrong 12 TotalScore: 720-730
Quantitative Wrong 0 VerbalWrong 14 TotalScore: 700
Quantitative Wrong 0 VerbalWrong 14+ Total Score: 700-
下面文章给大家参考参考GMAT分数的重要性。
YOURGMAT SCORE:
It's sad, but it's true: your GMAT score is probably the mostimportant factor in determining whether you will be admitted to a top businessschool. I want to clarify that statement, though, so you won'tmisunderstand me.
Most applicants believe there is a significant differencebetween a 680 and a 720 on the GMAT. There isn't. Theextra 40 points won't help your chances of being admitted. That'swhy I'm frustrated when I hear from people who score 680 and insist on retakingthe exam. They would be better served by burning their GMAT-prepbooks and turning their attention to the application essays (the next step inthe process).
If you hope to have a reasonable chance of being admitted toa top program, though, your GMAT score will need to be "in theballpark." If it isn't you'll have a hard time winning a spotat A-list schools no matter how good your work experience and undergraduate GPAmight be. That's why I believe GMAT score is the most importantfactor in being admitted to a top program. If your score isn't inthe ballpark, you won't be in the game.
SoWhat's Considered "In the Ballpark?"
At virtually all of the top programs, the ballpark starts inthe mid 600s. That doesn't mean there is a strict cut-off -- thereisn't. But if you look closely at a school's numbers you'll see thatbelow about 620, your chances of being admitted fall pretty dramatically.
Take a look at the graph below. It shows the"middle 80 percent range" of GMAT scores for students admitted to atypical top MBA program.
WhatScore Will I Need If I Hope to Attend a Top Program?
If your GMAT score is within a school's median 80 percentrange, even if it's 60 points below the school's median, you have a reasonablechance of being admitted. If it's below that 80 percent range youstill have a shot, but it's a long shot. (I'll discuss howapplicants with GMAT scores below the median 80 percent range get admitted totop programs in the next section on application essays.)
Most MBA programs now print their median 80 percent ranges intheir brochures. For those that don't, you can make a rough estimateby assuming the range starts about 60 points below the median and ends about 60points above it. As long as you are within that range, you have areasonable chance of being admitted.
Arethe Separate Scores for Math and Verbal Important?
Yes, especially the math score. The admissionspeople put a lot of emphasis on math skills when making theirdecisions. (See the discussion on GPA for more onthis.) So it's important that you do well on the math portion of theGMAT.
The math and verbal scores range from 0 to about52. (I know that ETS claims the scale can go as high as 60, but ithas never actually gone over 52). My strongest students are those inthe "40-40 Club." That means they score in the 40's inboth math and verbal.
It's great to have that kind of balance, but if you are goingto be stronger on one portion of the test than on the other, it's clearlybetter to be stronger in math.
Whatif I Hope to Apply to Top Schools But My GMAT Score is Below 600?
You need to take the test again. I'm not sayingthat you can't get into a top program -- you can. But your chancesare slim. So if you have time to take the test again, you'd befoolish not to.
And that brings up a good point about multiple testscores. I'm not aware of a single top school (or even an averageschool for that matter) that still averages GMAT scores. I'm surethat someone out there will find a program that does so, but until I hear fromthat person, let's stick to the general rule: Schools consider only your highestGMAT score.
CanI Take the Test 15 Times and Just Report My Highest Score?
Sort of. Before the GMAT exam begins, the computerwill ask you which schools you would like your scores forwardedto. You get five schools included in the cost of the test, and anyothers will cost you $25 each.
You can elect not to have your scores forwarded to anyschools. After you have seen your scores (you get them immediatelyafter finishing the test), you can then pay $25 each to have them sent to theschools you choose.
Your "GMAT transcript" will report only your threemost recent scores. So if you took the test four times and scored450 each time, but didn't have your scores forwarded, you could still pull offthat miraculous 700 the fifth time and then send your scores. Theadmissions office would see only two 450's and a 700.
It doesn't really matter, though, whether you send yourtranscript after each test or wait until you score the number youwant. In the end, the school's application will ask you to specifythe score you want the admissions committee to consider. (And, no,you can't mix and match your best verbal score and your best math score fromdifferent tests.)
(By the way, two years ago the GMAT was $84 and additionalscore reports were $10 each. Now it's $165 and additional scorereports are $25 each. That's a great example of what happens when amonopoly is allowed to operate. Maybe someone in business school cancome up with a way to introduce free market forces into the GMAT administrationprocess.)
WhatAbout the Essay Score on the GMAT?
You will have to write two essays on the GMAT (the"Analytical Writing Section"). They will be scored on ascale of 1 to 6, and those points will not be added to your other GMATscore.
The essays are extremely simple. I teach mystudents a basic template to follow and they seem to do very well withit. They regularly score perfect 6's (the 99th percentile) just byfollowing the template.
It's been my experience, though, that your essay score ispretty much worthless, so I spend very little time on it in class. Afew years ago I asked the admissions director of a Top-5 school what she wasdoing with the essay scores. She laughed at me and said she wasn'treally using them (though that isn't what her brochures say).
I have to agree with her. The GMAT essays areridiculous. Given how well some students have done by just followinga formula, the scores seem pretty meaningless. And now the essaysare being graded by computer, making them even more worthless. Sodon't spend a lot of time studying for the AWA essays, and don't put too muchemphasis on your essay score. I can assure you the admissionscommittee won't.
A Special Note: The actual essay topics you willsee on test day are disclosed in advance! You can find a completelist of them in the current edition of The Official Guide for GMATReview.
Having the list tempts some people to try to write theiressays ahead of time. The pool of essay topics is so large, though,that it would be impossible to write an essay for each (and remember them all)before test day. Your time would be better spent studying the othersections of the GMAT.
TheBottom Line On GMAT Scores
Take the GMAT very seriously. If you score 560 youwon't be going to Wharton, and all of your excuses for not finding time tostudy will be little consolation. Work hard in yourcourse! And if you don't like your first score, take the testagain. Keep taking it until you get the score you want.
YOURGMAT SCORE:
It's sad, but it's true: your GMAT score is probably the mostimportant factor in determining whether you will be admitted to a top businessschool. I want to clarify that statement, though, so you won'tmisunderstand me.
Most applicants believe there is a significant differencebetween a 680 and a 720 on the GMAT. There isn't. Theextra 40 points won't help your chances of being admitted. That'swhy I'm frustrated when I hear from people who score 680 and insist on retakingthe exam. They would be better served by burning their GMAT-prepbooks and turning their attention to the application essays (the next step inthe process).
If you hope to have a reasonable chance of being admitted toa top program, though, your GMAT score will need to be "in theballpark." If it isn't you'll have a hard time winning a spotat A-list schools no matter how good your work experience and undergraduate GPAmight be. That's why I believe GMAT score is the most importantfactor in being admitted to a top program. If your score isn't inthe ballpark, you won't be in the game.
SoWhat's Considered "In the Ballpark?"
At virtually all of the top programs, the ballpark starts inthe mid 600s. That doesn't mean there is a strict cut-off -- thereisn't. But if you look closely at a school's numbers you'll see thatbelow about 620, your chances of being admitted fall pretty dramatically.
Take a look at the graph below. It shows the"middle 80 percent range" of GMAT scores for students admitted to atypical top MBA program.
WhatScore Will I Need If I Hope to Attend a Top Program?
If your GMAT score is within a school's median 80 percentrange, even if it's 60 points below the school's median, you have a reasonablechance of being admitted. If it's below that 80 percent range youstill have a shot, but it's a long shot. (I'll discuss howapplicants with GMAT scores below the median 80 percent range get admitted totop programs in the next section on application essays.)
Most MBA programs now print their median 80 percent ranges intheir brochures. For those that don't, you can make a rough estimateby assuming the range starts about 60 points below the median and ends about 60points above it. As long as you are within that range, you have areasonable chance of being admitted.
Arethe Separate Scores for Math and Verbal Important?
Yes, especially the math score. The admissionspeople put a lot of emphasis on math skills when making theirdecisions. (See the discussion on GPA for more onthis.) So it's important that you do well on the math portion of theGMAT.
The math and verbal scores range from 0 to about52. (I know that ETS claims the scale can go as high as 60, but ithas never actually gone over 52). My strongest students are those inthe "40-40 Club." That means they score in the 40's inboth math and verbal.
It's great to have that kind of balance, but if you are goingto be stronger on one portion of the test than on the other, it's clearlybetter to be stronger in math.
Whatif I Hope to Apply to Top Schools But My GMAT Score is Below 600?
You need to take the test again. I'm not sayingthat you can't get into a top program -- you can. But your chancesare slim. So if you have time to take the test again, you'd befoolish not to.
And that brings up a good point about multiple testscores. I'm not aware of a single top school (or even an averageschool for that matter) that still averages GMAT scores. I'm surethat someone out there will find a program that does so, but until I hear fromthat person, let's stick to the general rule: Schools consider only your highestGMAT score.
CanI Take the Test 15 Times and Just Report My Highest Score?
Sort of. Before the GMAT exam begins, the computerwill ask you which schools you would like your scores forwardedto. You get five schools included in the cost of the test, and anyothers will cost you $25 each.
You can elect not to have your scores forwarded to anyschools. After you have seen your scores (you get them immediatelyafter finishing the test), you can then pay $25 each to have them sent to theschools you choose.
Your "GMAT transcript" will report only your threemost recent scores. So if you took the test four times and scored450 each time, but didn't have your scores forwarded, you could still pull offthat miraculous 700 the fifth time and then send your scores. Theadmissions office would see only two 450's and a 700.
It doesn't really matter, though, whether you send yourtranscript after each test or wait until you score the number youwant. In the end, the school's application will ask you to specifythe score you want the admissions committee to consider. (And, no,you can't mix and match your best verbal score and your best math score fromdifferent tests.)
(By the way, two years ago the GMAT was $84 and additionalscore reports were $10 each. Now it's $165 and additional scorereports are $25 each. That's a great example of what happens when amonopoly is allowed to operate. Maybe someone in business school cancome up with a way to introduce free market forces into the GMAT administrationprocess.)
WhatAbout the Essay Score on the GMAT?
You will have to write two essays on the GMAT (the"Analytical Writing Section"). They will be scored on ascale of 1 to 6, and those points will not be added to your other GMATscore.
The essays are extremely simple. I teach mystudents a basic template to follow and they seem to do very well withit. They regularly score perfect 6's (the 99th percentile) just byfollowing the template.
It's been my experience, though, that your essay score ispretty much worthless, so I spend very little time on it in class. Afew years ago I asked the admissions director of a Top-5 school what she wasdoing with the essay scores. She laughed at me and said she wasn'treally using them (though that isn't what her brochures say).
I have to agree with her. The GMAT essays areridiculous. Given how well some students have done by just followinga formula, the scores seem pretty meaningless. And now the essaysare being graded by computer, making them even more worthless. Sodon't spend a lot of time studying for the AWA essays, and don't put too muchemphasis on your essay score. I can assure you the admissionscommittee won't.
A Special Note: The actual essay topics you willsee on test day are disclosed in advance! You can find a completelist of them in the current edition of The Official Guide for GMATReview.
Having the list tempts some people to try to write theiressays ahead of time. The pool of essay topics is so large, though,that it would be impossible to write an essay for each (and remember them all)before test day. Your time would be better spent studying the othersections of the GMAT.
TheBottom Line On GMAT Scores
Take the GMAT very seriously. If you score 560 youwon't be going to Wharton, and all of your excuses for not finding time tostudy will be little consolation. Work hard in yourcourse! And if you don't like your first score, take the testagain. Keep taking it until you get the score you want.
GMAT送分：
电话送分：
打1-800-717-4628，晚上9点以后打，按2转人工服务，一个男声接的电话，核对了我的姓名，电话，住址，好象没有要confirmationNo. 直接问我是不是12月6号考的，我答是，接着问我想送什么学校，我说是不是还是以前的institution code，他说06年后就不是了，还说我不用管什么code了，直接报给他学校就可以了，并要报给他所选的专业，如MBA full time什么的，之后他告诉我要多少美金，之后就是问我要信用卡信息了，要卡的类型（如visa,master), 正面16位卡号，有效期，和背面7个数字里的后三个，最后他会告诉你7个工作日里会处理。问最长多久学校能收到，答7个工作日内。电话送分不用手续费，28美刀/所。
网上送分：
1、先进入www.mba.com
2、然后点击 take the GMAT，进入后选 Essentials 里面的selecting your score reportrecipients
3、这一页有两个选项，request score reports和score report history.如果想寄成绩，点前一个就OK了，完成寄送后，可以点后面一个来查什么时候寄的成绩，寄了哪些学校。
4、点 request score reports, 然后会要求你登录或注册，用邮箱地址登录。（注册过程略，无非就是填填个人信息之类的东东）
5、会显示你的profile,在最下面点continue
6、填写你的送分的学校代码，确定学校后，填写信用卡持卡人名，卡的种类，卡号，过期时间，然后submit,确认就OK了！
1、先进入www.mba.com
2、然后点击 take the GMAT，进入后选 Essentials 里面的selecting your score reportrecipients
3、这一页有两个选项，request score reports和score report history.如果想寄成绩，点前一个就OK了，完成寄送后，可以点后面一个来查什么时候寄的成绩，寄了哪些学校。
4、点 request score reports, 然后会要求你登录或注册，用邮箱地址登录。（注册过程略，无非就是填填个人信息之类的东东）
5、会显示你的profile,在最下面点continue
6、填写你的送分的学校代码，确定学校后，填写信用卡持卡人名，卡的种类，卡号，过期时间，然后submit,确认就OK了！
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