Category: GRE Strategy

Although most test-takers expect the GRE to be a “one-and-done” experience, many find themselves thinking about retaking the exam.  If you’re currently debating whether retaking the GRE is the …

If you’ve been studying for the GRE for some time and still cannot get over the “hump” with your GRE score, or if you have taken many GREs but …

When applying to graduate school, many students take the Graduate Record Exam, or GRE. In most cases, people who take the GRE do so within a year of their …

Your GRE score will almost certainly affect your graduate school candidacy and career path. A higher GRE score will make you more competitive for a top-tier graduate program. Furthermore, …

Preparing for the GRE is a monumental task, so it’s necessary to have a great study plan in place to ensure that you can effectively push toward your target …

Sentence Equivalence (SE) questions comprise about 20% of the GRE verbal questions you’ll face on test day. Although people preparing for the GRE often stress about these questions, there …

To earn a competitive GRE Verbal score, you’ll need to become adept at solving GRE Text Completion (TC) questions. GRE students often fret about these questions, but there is …

Many GRE students wonder whether they should take the time to create flashcards to study from during their test prep. In this article, we’ll look at the top 5 …