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Sending Your GRE Scores: ScoreSelect®, Additional Score Reports (ASRs) & Retest Timing

Published: 2026-10-31 • Topic: ScoreSelect & University Reporting • Editorial: MockTestBank Team

Guide to sending GRE scores to universities. Learn how ETS ScoreSelect works, how to use your 4 free score reports, ordering Additional Score Reports ($35), and retake rules.

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ETS Official Sending Your Scores Portal & ScoreSelect Policies
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1 How ETS ScoreSelect® Works

Key Coverage in this Section:
  • Most Recent option
  • All Scores option
  • Any specific test date option
  • Why universities never see unselected test attempts

Section Draft Area: How ETS ScoreSelect® Works

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2 Free Score Reports vs. Additional Score Reports (ASRs)

Key Coverage in this Section:
  • Selecting 4 free university recipients on test day
  • Ordering post-exam ASRs for $35 per recipient
  • Delivery timelines (8 to 10 days post-exam)

Section Draft Area: Free Score Reports vs. Additional Score Reports (ASRs)

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3 Score Validity Period & Retest Rules

Key Coverage in this Section:
  • 5-year official score validity
  • 21-day mandatory waiting period between attempts
  • Maximum 5 tests per 365-day rolling period

Section Draft Area: Score Validity Period & Retest Rules

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