Preparation For The GRE
The GRE General Test is required by many graduate programs and is considered the most widely accepted graduate admissions test . The test is offered throughout the year at more than 1,000 locations worldwide,
Close to 1000 MBA programs in the US accept either the GRE or the GMAT, so students can choose which to submit. (Check your schools’ websites for their requirements)
Similarly, about 40 law schools accept either the GRE or the LSAT. These include Harvard, Georgetown and UVA.
Close to 1000 MBA programs in the US accept either the GRE or the GMAT, so students can choose which to submit. (Check your schools’ websites for their requirements)
Similarly, about 40 law schools accept either the GRE or the LSAT. These include Harvard, Georgetown and UVA.
The GRE is generally taken as a computer interactive test. Paper tests are only offered where computer testing is not available. The test can be taken once every 21 days, but the cost of the test is over $200 for each sitting.
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How Is The GRE Taken?The GRE is generally taken as a computer interactive test. Paper tests are only offered where computer testing is not available. The test can be taken once every 21 days, but the cost of the test is over $200 for each sitting.
Perry says: My tutoring covers all areas of the test and includes real GRE practice tests on paper and online. By working on real tests, released by the test maker, you can be assured you are preparing on the topics you will see on the test and at the appropriate level of difficulty. My approach is to use all the real tests ETS has released and, if more materials are needed then to use other testing materials that I have found to be most reflective of the real test. |
How Can We Help?We include online practice tests since the experience of taking the test on a computer is substantially different from taking a paper test. When sitting for the GRE, students must use the on-screen calculator for math question (and cannot bring their own calculator); the online practice tests will provide experience with the on-screen calculator.
Our math curriculum covers GRE Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Data Analysis. We teach skills for dealing with Quantitative Comparison, Multiple Choice, and Numeric Entry questions. Our Verbal Reasoning curriculum teaches skills for the test’s Reading Comprehension, Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence questions. Most students find the GRE vocabulary requirements challenging, so we incorporate vocabulary work into our assignments. |
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