The GMAT is such an important test that you absolutely want to put your best foot forward. While it’s far from the only element of your application, a great score will ensure that the admissions department takes the time to read over the rest of your application, and doesn’t dismiss it out of hand.

There are a bunch of valid reasons why you might want to reschedule your GMAT. The nice thing about the test is that the GMAC offers it so often that you really can take it whenever you like.

We covered the pluses and minuses of canceling your GMAT scores in a prior blog post, but we never went in depth into how you can actually go about canceling your scores. Consider this your comprehensive guide.

If you made it through the first one alive, you know exactly what you’re going to deal with next time and can specifically prepare for all of the factors that bothered you the last time around.

Maybe you’ve heard rumors about some of these crazy people who take the GMAT again, even though they’ve already taken it. Is that possible? Well you’re in the right place—we’ve gathered all the information you need to know about re-taking the GMAT.