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Tag Archives: graduate school
What Makes a Good Graduate Program Advisor?
This advice may not be immediately relevant, but today we’re presenting some things we appreciate about graduate program advisors: Research success: There’s no two ways about it: graduate school is about publications, and advisors with a good history of publishing give … Continue reading
What Graduate Programs Should I Apply To?
As summer begins, and the search for graduate schools ramps up, many of you may be asking “What graduate programs should I apply to? How do I know which ones are the best? We’ll be answering all that and more … Continue reading
GRE Subject Tests: To Take, or Not To Take
Remember when you took the SAT for the first time? You were so anxious because it was the SAT AND IT WAS THE BIGGEST TEST YOU WERE EVER GOING TO TAKE! And just as you got up to the front … Continue reading
GRE Scores May be Down, but Competition is UP!
Our mantra at “It’s Not GREek” is “The score you want is the score that will get you into your graduate school of choice.” Though every student has different goals and ambitions, this means that you do not need to … Continue reading
Posted in Admissions, Graduate School, Miscellaneous, Uncategorized
Tagged ets, good score, graduate admissions, graduate school, new GRE
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The New GRE – GMAT Killer?
At one point in time, the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) was the de facto exam that students took to get into business school. But in 2006, the creators of the GMAT, the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC), decided to … Continue reading
Posted in Admissions, Graduate School, Miscellaneous, Revised GRE, Uncategorized
Tagged ets, graduate school, new GRE, revised GRE
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Graduate Program Profile: Physics
From Newton to Einstein to Hawking, humanity’s pursuit of knowledge and study of the natural world has never been closer to complete; conversely, humanity has never so fully understood how far from a complete knowledge of the universe we really … Continue reading
Posted in Graduate School, Miscellaneous, Uncategorized
Tagged doctoral program, doctorate, graduate school, Program Profile
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Ask Test Masters: Cost of Attendance and GRE Scores for an International Graduate Student
Ask Test Masters is a free informational service offered by the experts at Test Masters; you ask, we answer. Shravan, an international student interested in attending graduate school in the United States and abroad, has a few questions about admission … Continue reading
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Tagged applications, graduate school, scholarships
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GRE Analytical Writing Overview Part II: Analysis of an Argument
The GRE Analytical Writing section can be a stumbling block for many students. However, with practice it can become one of the easiest sections on the test. Scoring on the GRE Analytical Writing section is based on a 6 point … Continue reading