Can you retake the GRE with no repercussions?
June 30th, 2010 | 
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I opened this blog to help anyone who is preparing for his GRE exam.
I remember myself when I started - I was so lost and in such a panic.
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So study hard and good luck!
I would like to take the GRE but I do not have the time to study intensively or take a course on it. I would really just like to take it and see what happens but if it is like the LSAT and they average your scores together, I would like to put more of an effort into preparing for it. What are the repercussions, if any, of getting a bad GRE score and then retaking it?
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Dont fret a lot about GRE. as long as you score 1200+ you have no cause to worry. Generally, universities just check those scores to make sure the person has some cognitive powers and basic math skills. I would just write it over again if I screwed it first time.
All your GRE scores from the last five years will be reported, so your schools will see them. You have to ask each university individually if they average or take the highest score. There isn’t a universal policy and the university can do whatever it wants in this regard.
As for the LSAT, law schools only have to report the highest score to USNWR rankings, so most do. A few schools claim to average.