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I am taking my GRE Physics subject test in the fall, and I am set for nearly all of the different aspects of the test except Quantum.
I will be taking Quantum in the spring, but other than that, all I have are different quantum stuff was touched upon in Nuclear and AMO, as well as some very intro stuff from Intro Physics and Modern Physics (Basic Schrodinger concepts, Wave + Particle natures of photons, Bound systems and Radioactivity)
All of this contained little math and did not delve very deep into QM.
So my question is, if I want to dedicate 25-30 hours of study to Quantum before my GRE test in the fall, what should I study? These are GRE Multiple Choice problems, so anything too mathematical won’t help, but what are the key concept that could be asked on the test? I’ll pick up the more difficult math in the spring when I take the actual course.
All, I am trying to come up with a study plan for the Math GRE subject exam and would like some advice, preferably from those who have already taken it or tutored test takers, on how to prepare for it. I am aiming for as high a score as possible, and I minored in math as an undergrad. I would be especially grateful if anyone could recommend specific textbooks or study guides to work with beyond the Princeton, Kaplan, REA, Rudman, et al., subject test guides.
From what I’ve read its about 2.5 hrs and 180 questions. How can I prepare for it? I am in Biochem 1 and also taking cellmolec biology. After next semester I will have finished Biochem 2 and research. I plan on taking the Biochem subject test sometime in June. Besides what I learn in class, are there any other resources out there to improve my score for the GRE Biochem subject test?
Has anyone taken any of the subject tests? How were they?
I’m going to apply to a biology graduate program, but I don’t have an awesome undergraduate GPA, so I need to do exceptionally well on the biology subject test. I’m not about to part with 00+ for a course, so a book will have to do. Which are the top three biology specific prep books? I’ve been getting a lot of mixed reviews and would appreciate personal advice. Thanks!
From anyone who has taken it this year or at the most a year ago…What were the best study guide books for them (e.g. Princeton, Barron’s, ETS…etc.) Same for the Psy. subject test. Thanks!
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 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.
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 am about two weeks away from taking the Biology Subject Test GRE and four weeks away from taking the General GRE. Does anyone who has taken these tests before have any study suggestions? I already have the study materials from Kaplan and have the Princeton Review Cracking the GRE guides on the way. Would it be a wise idea to go back through my notes and texts from my undergrad courses and re-read these? Any and all tips would be GREATLY appreciated!
I need to take my GRE biology subject test and am not doing so hot studying on my own. Who provides good prep course?
I am in search of phD programs in Mathematics across the country, and I am targetting at some of the better institutions. I am gonna take the GRE general test next month, but I am still struggling on whether I should take the Subject test as well. Does anybody know any GOOD phd math program admission without the requirement of the subject test? And what is the odd to get into a good program without going through this test? Thank you!
I’m a biology major and I am planning on taking the GREs in October (or possibly November). Can I take the general GRE and the subject GRE at the same time? Can I take more than one subject test at a time? I was thinking about taking the Chemistry one too. I looked over the list of topics covered and I seem to know more from the chemistry list thanks to Orgo.