今天，GMAC在其官网公布了三个GMAT考试改进用户体验的方案。

在给学校的成绩单中删除已经取消了的成绩
以前取消成绩会在成绩单上显示“C”，以后给学校的成绩单就没了。刷刷更健康
问：以前考试的C，在以后的成绩单上还有C么？
答：木有了，C都木有了。 O(∩_∩)O
问：为啥我的成绩单上还有C
答：学校的成绩单上没有C，你自己的成绩单上是你自己的全部考试轨迹。

2、二次考试时间间隔缩短到16天
以前是31天。现在缩短一半儿。哦，对了，每12个月内还是只能考5次。。。
问：7月13日考过一次，下次啥时候可以考。
答：7月29日可以考。但必须在7月19日之后报名才可以。因为19日之前这个政策还没生效。

3、不太重要，自己看下面的原文吧。。。

所有这些，2015年7月19日开始实施。

相信，会有一些同学，把GMAT考场变成模考机房吧。。。

此外，还不知道题库更新频率会不会因此而调整，一切届时均会揭晓。

下面是公告原文。另，点击查看官网的公告

The Graduate Management Admission Council® (GMAC®) is committed to enabling potential MBA candidates to connect with the best opportunity for and access to graduate management education. As such, GMAC is introducing three new features to improve and streamline the GMAT exam experience for test takers. GMAC asked thousands of candidates and test takers about their GMAT experience and how to make it better. We listened and took action. These new features and options for test takers are effective July 19, 2015.

Cancelled Scores Removed from Score Reports

The “C” that represents a candidate’s cancelled scores will not be shown on any future GMAT score reports generated by GMAC. This means that when a test taker cancels their score, only the test taker will know. This feature will be applied retroactively to all previously cancelled test scores, which will be removed from all future score reports that are sent to schools. However, score reports with cancelled scores have already been sent to schools, they can’t be modified.

Removing cancelled scores from the score reports will help candidates gain more control and confidence of their GMAT experience—something that candidates have repeatedly asked for. In a survey of more than 3,000 students, 85% of respondents indicated that they would like to see the “C” removed from their score reports. This feature will also help deter any misinterpretations of cancelled scores in candidate profiles.

Please reference the Cancelled Score Policy Update FAQ for additional questions.

Repeat Exams Allowed after 16 Days

Candidates have the option to retake the GMAT exam after a 16-day time period (versus the current 31-day retake period). This allows candidates the flexibility to retake the exam within a shorter period of time in order to accommodate their schedules, study habits, peak performance times, and/or school deadlines.

As always, candidates can’t exceed five GMAT exams within a 12-month period.

Authentication Code Replaced with Date of Birth

Candidates will be able to view their Official Score Report online using their date of birth to authenticate their access. A separate authentication code will no longer be issued at the test center.
This change is expected to streamline the process for candidates to access their GMAT scores—and everyone likes one less password/code to remember.