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1. WHERE TO ACCESS GRE POWERPREP TEST HALFWAY THROUGH HOW TO
2. WHERE TO ACCESS GRE POWERPREP TEST HALFWAY THROUGH FULL

I've read through the ETS Mathematical Conventions to learn the rules by which the GRE writes math questions.Ģ0. I've read through the ETS Math Review to identify what math concepts the GRE tests.ġ9. I read academic journals that are outside my comfort zone to build my reading comprehension skills.ġ8. I have a systematic approach to learning and reviewing GRE vocab.ġ7. I have a source of GRE vocabulary words.ġ6. I have taken a free GRE practice test to get a baseline score (link to a Manhattan Prep GRE test).ġ5. I own the ETS Super Power Pack (the three official ETS books).ġ4. I know my GRE scores are valid for five years after my test date.ġ3. I know I can take the test once every 21 days, but only five times every 365 days.ġ2.

I know I can choose which test date's scores to send using "Score Select" (you don't have to send them all).ġ1. I know it takes 10-15 days for scores to be sent to programs after I take the GRE.ġ0. I'm aware that the GRE will contain an unscored, experimental section.ĩ. I understand how the GRE's difficulty changes depending on how well I do on a section.Ĩ. I understand how the GRE is scored (130-170 range for verbal and math scores, 1-6 for essay scores).ħ. I know the test takes around 3 hours and 45 minutes to complete.Ħ.

WHERE TO ACCESS GRE POWERPREP TEST HALFWAY THROUGH HOW TO

If I'm interested in test accommodations (like extra time), I've read about how to qualify and apply for them.ĥ. I know about when I need to schedule the real GRE, allowing time for a retake if desired.Ĥ. I know what the application dates and deadlines are for the programs I'm applying to.ģ. I've contacted the programs I'm interested in to see what their average scores are for each GRE section.Ģ. This list is divided up into six areas: GRE basics, Foundation, Preparing to Practice, Actual Practice, Timed Tests, and Test Day.ġ.

WHERE TO ACCESS GRE POWERPREP TEST HALFWAY THROUGH FULL

We want full knowledge, not partial knowledge. Important note: only check something off if you're sure you know it. GRE prep involves a lot of little things, hence, the giant checklist. The idea was that we need to make sure the student learns everything but also that he or she knows what those things are.īelieve me, I wish I could fit all this information into a cute little infographic, but there was no way. I came up with the idea for this GRE study checklist while talking with Soph, one of our GRE tutors. Vince's 3 main options to help you with your GRE prep are HERE.