The GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) is a standardized test designed to examine your skills in:
Perhaps more importantly, the GRE tests your ability to analyze and evaluate written materials, solve problems, and think critically.
The GRE is one of the most popular graduate exams in the world, and most US graduate programs accept the GRE as an entry requirement.
Naturally, the GRE is a competitive exam, and sometimes a good GRE score can be the difference between acceptance and rejection at your target grad school.
If you’re studying for the GRE, most of your time should be spent refreshing to materials, taking practice tests, and improving your score.
That’s why we’ve gathered all the information and resources you’ll need to get your best GRE score.
Find answers to common GRE questions, including information on exam content, subject tests, structure, retakes, and more.
Learn more about the GMAT exam and the GRE exam, how they compare with each other, and which option is right for your profile.
We’ve gathered all the information you need to know about the timing and the GRE, so you can spend those precious hours improving your score instead of worrying about logistics.
Planning your test dates is an important step in preparing for the GRE. Read more about testing options and other practical details in our article, updated for 2023.
If you struggle with timing in the GRE, working with a tutor can help you solidify a strategy to get you your best possible score.
