The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a test that is a standard admission requirement for many master’s and doctoral-level graduate programs at colleges and universities both nationally and internationally. Preparing for the GRE may not only seem challenging, it may seem formidable. Conquering the world might seem easier at times. When most people think of …
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No one relishes the idea of taking the GRE (Graduate Records Exam) – but it is still one of the best predictors for success in graduate school, and a way for application reviewers to apply a common standard when assessing prospective students. As Douglas MacArthur said, “Preparedness is the key to success,” so here are some tips that I hope will help as you prepare for the GRE.
Yep – in addition to the GRE general test, some university departments require you to complete the relevant subject test as well. The subject tests are in eight different disciplines.
When talking to prospective students, I often get asked whether or not the GRE is required. I respond yes, and then – the irritation, the fear, the resignation comes forth. So let’s talk about it: what’s so horrible about the GRE, anyway?
