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Hi All,
When I took the GRE several years ago, I wasn't completely clear on what I was looking to do with it, and maybe I wasn't taking it too seriously. In any case, I didn't provide my social security number on the test. Now that I need the scores, I'm wondering whether this will complicate my application process?
The PTCAS website says that they "strongly recommend" providing SS#'s to make matching scores quicker, but they don't mention anything about invalidating GRE scores that don't provide SS#'s.
Am I overthinking this? I'd rather take the test again now than find out later that I screwed myself over. Did anyone else do anything similar?
Thanks.
When I took the GRE several years ago, I wasn't completely clear on what I was looking to do with it, and maybe I wasn't taking it too seriously. In any case, I didn't provide my social security number on the test. Now that I need the scores, I'm wondering whether this will complicate my application process?
The PTCAS website says that they "strongly recommend" providing SS#'s to make matching scores quicker, but they don't mention anything about invalidating GRE scores that don't provide SS#'s.
Am I overthinking this? I'd rather take the test again now than find out later that I screwed myself over. Did anyone else do anything similar?
Thanks.
