Graduate Record Examination. Multiple-choice examinations administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) and taken by applicants who plan to attend certain graduate schools. Two generalized tests are offered, plus specialized tests in a variety of subject areas. Ordinarily, a student will take only the specialized test that applies to the intended field of study.
An exam (Graduate Record Exam) that many students must take if planning to pursue an advanced degree.
(see the Princeton Review GRE Web site)
A standardized test required for admission to many graduate fields of study.
Graduate Record Exam, sometimes required to qualify for admission into a graduate program.
Graduate Record Examination administered by the Educational Testing Service and used by some departments as one item in the application packet for predicting success in graduate school.
Most graduate schools require the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) for admissions. The GRE General Test measures verbal, quantitative, and analytical skills acquired over time and that are not related to any specific field of study. There are also some subject-specific tests which may or may not be required by different graduate schools.
Graduate Record Examination. Standardized exam required for university graduate admission for many programs (in non-business fields of study).
The Graduate Record Examination is a standardized test that assesses student ability in analytical, quantitative and verbal areas.
Graduate Record Examination, commonly required of applicants to graduate schools in fields other than business, law, and medicine.
Graduate Records Examinations. The General Test of the GRE is an examination used by the University to assist in determining admissibility of graduate applicants. Information may be obtained by writing the Educational Testing Service, Box 955, Princeton, New Jersey, U.S.A. 08541.
Graduate Record Examination, an entrance exam for graduate school
Graduate Record Examination. A test often used to determine eligibility for graduate school (administered by the Educational Testing Service).
Graduate Record Examination, often required of applicants to graduate schools in fields other than professional programs such as medicine, dentistry, or law. Both a GRE general test and subject tests for specific fields are offered.
Graduate Record Examination. A test many students must take as an admission requirement for graduate school in fields other than business, law and medicine.
Graduate Record Examination — an entrance examination for American graduate schools