How long should I leave my GMAT score on my resume?

I will be graduating from a non-target MBA program (BC/Babson/BU) this spring and working for a F500 corporate strategy group this summer. I want to update my resume, but I have a question: how long should I leave my gmat score on my resume?

I got a 730 on the test, and it certainly helped me during my job search this past fall. However, I am not entirely sure that it would be useful from here on out. Any thoughts?

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I would leave it on as long as you have your undergrad GPA still on your resume. however, if I had to ascribe an arbitrary expiration date, I would take it off after 1-2 years of solid work experience.

plus, if you have a linkedin account, you can put it up there without being too obnoxious.

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would leave it on as long as you have your undergrad GPA still on your resume. however, if I had to ascribe an arbitrary expiration date, I would take it off after 1-2 years of solid work experience.

plus, if you have a linkedin account, you can put it up there without being too obnoxious.

how can you get away with putting your GMAT on your linkedin without looking like a giant douche?

 

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