The Graduate Record Examination, or GRE, is required for admission to graduate schools in the US and Canada. The GRE has 3 parts–verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning (math), and analytical writing.
Verbal and Quantitative each 130–170
Analytical Writing 0-6
(Based on the performance of all individuals who tested between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2018)
Be sure to check with your desired program’s admissions department to find out what score ranges they accept. This will help you set your target score.
In this course, you will:
- Take at least 2 full-length practice exams with detailed scoring and feedback from a GRE expert
- Access hundreds of practice questions for each section of the test
- Boost your score with proven strategies that avoid traps and save time by only focusing on the necessary information for each question.
- Review core mathematical concepts and formulas needed for quantitative reasoning and the key English terms that appear frequently on the test
- Master simple techniques to eliminate wrong answer choices and maximize your performance.
- Grow your vocabulary by hundreds of words with our easy-to-follow context-based approach.
- Correctly analyze an argument and write clear, compelling, well-organized essays
In this course, you will:
- Take at least 2 full-length practice exams with detailed scoring and feedback from a GRE expert
- Access hundreds of practice questions for each section of the test
- Boost your score with proven strategies that avoid traps and save time by only focusing on the necessary information for each question.
- Review core mathematical concepts and formulas needed for quantitative reasoning and the key English terms that appear frequently on the test
- Master simple techniques to eliminate wrong answer choices and maximize your performance.
- Grow your vocabulary by hundreds of words with our easy-to-follow context-based approach.
- Correctly analyze an argument and write clear, compelling, well-organized essays
