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Latest News on the GRE Test:

  • SUNY Oswego Metro Center to offer GMAT, GRE preparation this summerOswego Daily NewsThe GRE and GMAT standardized tests are admission requirements for many graduate and business school programs. SUNY Oswego's cram courses are taught by Dan Bacich, who has worked in the test preparation field for more than three ...and more »

  • WMU NewsGRE test scores now accepted for admission to MBA programWMU NewsThe tests are similar in the skills and subjects they measure with writing, quantitative and verbal skills sections. Accepting the revised general test for the GRE is on the rise among many top business schools. The GRE is offered at 700 locations ...and more »

  • WMU's Haworth School of Business will now allow applicants to take the GREKalamazoo Gazette - MLive.comAs of this fall, those seeking to enroll at the Haworth College of Business can take either the Graduate Record of Exam or the Graduation Management Admission Test, WMU announced. The GRE costs about 0 less than the GMAT. More business schools ...

  • The Express Tribune (blog)SAT, GMAT, GRE: Can intelligence really be 'measured'?The Express Tribune (blog)Standardised testing is a system used worldwide to assess a candidate's ability and thus forms an integral part of the college application process. The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), and the Graduate Management ...

  • "Take Advantage of Managerial Test"AllAfrica.comLiberians have been urged to take advantage of the Grassroot Management Admission Test (GMAT) and the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) as well as the Law Student Admission Test (LSAT) to ensure that they become professional managers and Lawyers ...

  • Many applicants believe that a PhD in Clinical Psychology is best path to a career working with people as a therapist. However, there are several other paths to a practitioner career that don't entail five to seven years of graduate work plus additional supervised hours and a dissertation based on original empirical research.  If you hope for a career as a therapist, consider these alternatives to the PhD in Clinical Psychology.

  • I'll admit it: I'm completely overwhelmed with all that I have to do. My guess is that if you're a student you probably also feel at least a little overwhelmed. Many of us let our to-do lists get out of hand. By the end of the semester our to-do lists are not simply unwieldy, they're unhelpful. What do you do to get a handle on all of the many things that you have to do?...Read Full Post

  • Want to make it out of graduate school on time? Matthew Pratt Guterl posts excellent advice that every grad student should consider.  My favorite point: "You are more than your dissertation, and more than any one project."  Let the dissertation swallow your identity and perfectionism can stall your progress. Another gem: Write every day. The only way a dissertation - or any project - will get done is by daily effort. Small consistent periods of writing is what keeps the project in mind and slowly chips away at it.  Don't wait for big blocks of time to write - devote at least a little time each day....Read Full Post

The GRE Test is a standardized exam that is used by many U.S. graduate schools in their admissions process.  The GRE Test serves a similar function to the SAT and ACT Tests in that both are used by colleges and universities as a factor in admissions.  Different institutions place varying degrees of importance on standardized tests, such as the GRE, and use them along with other factors such as GPA, class rank, community service, recommendations and extracurricular activities.