I mean if we write GRE Math test then which colleges accept that score?

pls help me out. some say they get high scores just by memorizing intro psy books. is it true? i did not get very high gpa. i did not study very well in uni. you think 3 months of preparation for gre is enough?

i have completed my graduation in B.Sc can i eligible to write GRE entrance test

I am taking both tests later in the year, and need to know the best ways to prepare, and what to expect. All well-thoughtout responses are appreciated, but I prefer someone who has taken at least one of the tests. Thank-you.

I am 14 years old and I am interested in taking the GRE math subject test. I am not entering graduate school, though I have taught myself undergraduate, graduate (and beyond) level math and would like to see how well I do on the test. Is there a minimum age you have to be to take it? Or any other restrictions that would keep me from taking the test?

I’m taking the GRE in October & every student I have talked to has told me that it made them want to die and/or consume mass quantities of alcohol. However, every professor I’ve talked to has said that it’s not that bad. So which is it? And what’s a good score?

I’ve bacholers degree in mechanical engineering.
But I’ve work experience of 4 years in Software field.
I want to do MS.
Is general test enough for me or I need to take subject test for Computer science?
Please answer this. I need to make quick decision now or I would’ve to wait till next year.

I’ve looked online & found NOTHING! & How much does it cost to take the GRE?

& what’s your experience with taking the GRE? I know it’s not that easy, but is it overwhelmingly hard? Did you pass off 1st try or had to repeat? Did you study or prep for it? Did you have a tutor or not? Did you study on your own or go to a class?

What should I do? I can’t afford to pay for a class or tutoring. I’m poor. But I heard that the 1st time you take the GRE, you can get a waiver or a voucher. If I’m disabled with limited income, can I get a voucher?

**Sorry for so many questions, but I’m trying to get a general idea of people’s experiences so I can know what to expect.

I got a really bad grade in my biology class. Is it a good idea to take the GRE biology subject test to kind of make up for it, assuming that I will do well on the test? I am planning to apply to graduate school in Engineering, not biology.

I took the GRE and there was a writing section–two essays. I just met a grad student who actually reads and grades the essays, and she says it’s so boring to read one after another, she spends about 1 or 2 minutes on them and half the time doesn’t bother reading the entire essay when she gives it a grade. Do you think this is making her scores inaccurate or do you only need about 2 minutes to read and score an essay?

I scored a 690 on my GRE Practice test (w/o essay), what percentile does that put me in?

I took GRE General Test in January 2008; the computer test has you click which schools you want to send the scores to. I chose two, and one of them is the one I am going to apply to. I am just clarifying here…does this mean…all I have to do is fill out the application, the school will already have my scores— I just have to indicate that the scores were sent to them? Or should I re-send or what?

Some grad school say subject test is recommended but not required. Deadline is this December and I don’t know if I have time to study, suggestion anyone? Should I take it?

I came to the US last year and I want to go to a graduate course.
I need books to prepare for the GRE by myself. And I’m thinking it would take about 6 months-is it enough? Also my biggest weakness is writing because English is not my 1st language.

I want to know exactly how, where, when and any info you can give me about GRE tests I want to go to grad school, and first need to take the GRE.

Can the GRE test be taken from home or somewhere online?

I took the biochemistry test October 18th, and i was just wondering how long it will be until i get my score.

I have done my bachelors degree from punjab,India.I graduated in june2006 with 69%.I’m a permanent resident, and if i want to do MS than do i have to give GRE andTOEFEL test here also.Whats the criteria to get admission.I have done my schooling and degree in English medium.

I am 14 years old and I am interested in taking the GRE math subject test. I am not entering graduate school, though I have taught myself undergraduate, graduate (and beyond) level math and would like to see how well I do on the test. Is there a minimum age you have to be to take it? Or any other restrictions that would keep me from taking the test?

I know that there are 2 sections and each section is worth 800 points. Is it hard to achieve a 500 on each section? Is a score of 1000 average?

I am at present pursuing masters in english literature.I am confused whether to take the subject GRE test or the general GRE test?Which one is easier and scoring and what is the prospect of both?Any guidance specially from Indian students who have already taken the exam or are in the process of taking it,will be helpful.

I know that the OAT is specifically for optometry schools, but do I need to take the GRE as a requirement for the university which I a graduating from? (DePaul University, Chicago IL)

Thank you

I took a practice GRE today and am trying to figure out how to determine my scores ((200 to 800)) based on the percent I got. I know that there is a complex way of scoring the real GRE that involves taking into account the difficulty level of each question, but is there an easy way to get a ballpark idea of how well I did so that I know how much I need to improve before taking the actual GRE?
There does not seem to be scoring instructions in the book that contains the test.

NOT the mathematics section of the GRE…but the Individual GRE SUBJECT TEST.
How hard is it for a traditional math major to complete. Beyond Multivar Calc and Linear Algebra, I have taken 1 semester of Analysis and 1 semester of Abstract Algebra.

Thanks.