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What Is a GRE Test?

Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is the standardized test college graduates must take for most advanced degree programs. There are two different formats of the GRE: the general test and eight specific subject tests. Not all graduate programs require the subject GRE test, but most recommend or require the general test.
  1. Verbal

    • The verbal section of the general GRE specifically targets reading comprehension skills.

    Quantitative

    • Students are tested in basic mathematical skills, including algebra, geometry and basic arithmetic in the quantitative section of the general GRE.

    Analytical

    • In the analytical section of the general GRE students demonstrate their ability to write coherently and clearly.

    Test Dates

    • The general GRE can be taken year round at computer learning centers across the United States.

    Subject Tests

    • GRE subjects tests include English literature, mathematics, psychology, computer science, biochemistry, biology, chemistry and physics. Subject tests are given three times a year in October, November and April.

    Fees

    • In May 2009 the fee to take the general GRE test was raised to $140 in the United States. The subject test fee is currently $130.

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