I am planning for a spring 2025 MS in electrical and computer engineering ... especially the VLSI domain... My targeted universities are:- 1 San Diego State University. 2. USC, LA 3. University of Riverside 4. University ofLong Beachh Can anybody guide me, is it to take the GRE for this university? If anybody is targeting the same plz connect with me I would really appreciate the help. Thank you submitted by /u/kjck29 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So I’m starting GRE prep and I’ve been panic-reading so many posts on this subreddit to figure out the dos and don’ts. I’m planning on applying to physical therapy school and only have less than 5 months to get a decent score (above a 153 on both sections). This mixed with some easy summer classes, work and shadowing is really starting to overwhelm me and I could use any and all advice. I plan on taking my first GRE at the end of June and probably another one in August after more prep. So, any tips for beginner prepping, suggested study programs, or general advice/ info on the exam I should l ..read more

What are the good resources to read and improve issue essay writing for AWA? Since ETS has removed the pool from their site? submitted by /u/here_to_have_funn [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

why is this impossible info to find! i know for the old test, there was a 10 min break. I have a small bladder and im wondering if theres anything like that for the new format. plssss help im taking it tomorrow submitted by /u/idiotmanifesto [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all, as the title explains, I just did the PowerPrep1 test as a baseline diagnostic, and got 163V and 157Q (with some lucky guesses in quant, I'll admit). This was done with zero review, and I'm a couple years out from a STEM undergrad, so my quant skills aren't sharp. My exam is scheduled for end of August right now and I really need to be 335+ for schools (offsetting a slightly below average GPA). With a full time job and time during evenings and weekends, do I have enough time for the GregMat two month plan? And is this the best way to push for a high quant score given the time I have ..read more

The GRE has gone through many revisions throughout the years, with the old versions being professionally developed IQ tests standardized on millions of test takers and loading on par with traditional gold standard IQ tests. The GRE evaluates a wide spectrum of cognitive abilities, accurately measures IQ up to its monstrous ceiling of 172, and is still accepted for entry by high IQ societies to this day. For some information regarded the validity of the Old GRE, check out Independent Factor Analysis and Validation of the Old GRE and WAIS-R and GRE : different tests, same g. Try out the Old GRE ..read more

I just took my first practice test and received a 147V and 143Q. I am hoping to bump it up for scholarships but only have 5 months. Is this likely? submitted by /u/Lakshm0826 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Can someone suggest which plan should be better? submitted by /u/Rezwan101 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey there! I bought these flashcards way back when and then didn’t go through with taking the GRE. I’m more than happy to send them to someone free of charge to help pay it forward! PLEASE NOTE: I’ll use flat rate shipping through USPS and will not include the flash card box so that I can ship it in the smallest package. If you would like the flashcard box and are willing to pay for the different in shipping cost, please let me know! If you are interested, comment here and shoot me a DM! First come first serve submitted by /u/KenopsicLiminality [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

What do you all think is the answer and why? I read Manhattan's answer explanation and its bonkers to say the least. I just want a sanity check that I am looking at it the right way - its a very unrealistic question IMO. Not sure if this falls under piracy - if it does, I will remove the question ASAP. submitted by /u/Great_Boysenberry_87 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more