GPA and GMAT score are the two metrics that applicants to business school worry about the most. And with good reason—they are both important to the admissions process, so the higher they are, the better chance you'll have at being accepted into the school of your choice.

Do colleges see all your GMAT scores?

Some schools like to see all scores from all sittings of the GMAT exam, while other schools are fine to only see your best score. If you accepted your scores at the test center, you have the option to cancel your accepted score online up to 72 hours after the completion of your exam.

Does GMAT matter more than GPA?

According to GMAC, the results of your GMAT exams are more accurate in predicting your success in an MBA program than GPA. So, if you have a slightly low GPA, you can compensate it by doing better on the GMAT test. But, having a low GMAT score will raise a few questions, as GMAT scores have more weightage than GPAs.