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New GRE Math Problems – More Tips and Techniques
In the last math post we talked about how the new GRE is putting more emphasis on word problems. However, there are plenty of pure algebra problems on the new test. Here’s a couple of good examples of the types … Continue reading
Posted in Example Problems, Preparation, Revised GRE, Test Day
Tagged free gre math help, GRE math, gre tips, math tips
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Rice Graduate Admissions: A Spotlight Interview
We have talked to several grad school faculty members to ask their opinions about the GRE, including the new changes, the rationale for looking at the scores, and the need for taking the GRE subject tests. Few schools have a … Continue reading
Posted in Admissions, Graduate School, Spotlight Interviews
Tagged applications, GRE prep
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