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GRE:
The Graduate Record Examination
(GRE*) General Test is designed to provide graduate schools with common
measures for comparing the qualifications of applicants. The exam measures
verbal, quantitative, and analytical writing skills that have been
developed over a long period of time.
Who Should
Take the GRE:
The GRE has always been required for admission
to Masters and PhD programs in almost every specialty.
In addition to
an admission criterion, schools often use GRE scores to determine
eligibility for merit-based grants and fellowships, as well as teaching
and research assistantships. Many programs, especially those at large
state schools, establish cutoff points for GRE scores to limit the
application pool, while others use GRE scores to directly determine how
much financial support you receive.
Recently, a number
of reputable MBA programs have begun to accept the GRE exam for admission
to graduate business school programs, in lieu of the GMAT exam. As of Feb
2009, ETS reports that there are over 140 business schools that accept
the GRE.
How can
Kaplan GRE help you?
Verbal
Section
Reading
Analytical Reasoning
Vocabulary
Quantitative
Section
Basic
Math
Mathematical Concepts
Quantitative Reasoning
Writing Assessment
Analysis of an Argument
Analysis of
an Issue
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Kaplan offers the most realistic
practice available with 6 computer-adaptive practice tests and 100+ online
workshops and quizzes.
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We offer complete flexibility for
you-with free make-up sessions at our Kaplan Center and online access to
every missed class.
How to Register for the
GRE:
The most convenient way to register is online at www.gre.org.
Split-Test Administration of the GRE
General Test in Hong Kong.
How does the split-test
administration work?
The General Test is offered in two
parts. The Analytical Writing section is offered on computer; the Verbal
and Quantitative sections are offered at a paper-based administration. You
may register by phone (60-3-7628-3333 (Malaysia)) or by mail.
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