Columbia December 1 deadline and new GRE Reporting Schedule?

[bansalmohit]

I am taking the GRE in late October and the Reporting schedule on

http://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/scores/get

says that the results will be mailed approximately on December 1. Now i will submit everything in application of Columbia by November 1 but because the result will reach approximately on December 1 do you think that my application can be rejected because of scores being late? Also do you know if the scores are sent electronically to the universities and if they will be able to add them to my file if they reach on December 1 (the day of the deadline)?

I am worried if i will miss the deadline because my scores will reach on maybe December 2 rather than December 1 thereby making my application late?

 

[Li Cai]

I am taking the GRE in late October and the Reporting schedule on

http://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/scores/get

says that the results will be mailed approximately on December 1. Now i will submit everything in application of Columbia by November 1 but because the result will reach approximately on December 1 do you think that my application can be rejected because of scores being late? Also do you know if the scores are sent electronically to the universities and if they will be able to add them to my file if they reach on December 1 (the day of the deadline)?

I am worried if i will miss the deadline because my scores will reach on maybe December 2 rather than December 1 thereby making my application late?

I am pretty sure they allow some time for the transcript and test scores to be late. You will need to enter the GRE score in the application anyway. The official report is simply to confirm the score. I think you should be fine.

 

[bansalmohit]

Any views from other members of the forum???

 

[Dcai]

I think you should just call the admission office at Columbia

 

[MRoss]

I know that Baruch allows a little more than a week past the deadline for the official scores to come in. I don't see why Columbia should be any different.