What Is GRE Exam 2005? My Gal Pal Knew

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The discussion revolves around the GRE Exam 2005, a test preparation resource for the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). Participants explore its purpose, relevance for graduate school admissions, and its availability for non-native speakers.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Conceptual clarification

Main Points Raised

  • One participant discovered a book titled GRE Exam 2005 and speculated it is a test preparation resource, particularly for non-native English speakers.
  • Another participant clarified that GRE stands for Graduate Record Examination and mentioned that some universities may require it for US students.
  • A third participant compared the GRE's significance for graduate students to that of the SAT for undergraduates, noting that most graduate programs require a current GRE score with applications.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the purpose of the GRE as a requirement for graduate school applications, but there is no consensus on its specific requirements or implications for foreign students.

Contextual Notes

Some assumptions about the GRE's necessity for graduate admissions and its relevance for international students remain unresolved, as well as the specifics of its availability in different regions.

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Individuals interested in graduate school admissions, test preparation resources, and the requirements for international students may find this discussion relevant.

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I was in Borders the other day for something, and behind the counter I saw a book, GRE Exam 2005 (comes with cd rom). Does anyone know what that is?

It really got my attention and since they had one on the shelf I left with one. It looks like test preparation for some type of test.

My gal pal is the only one so far that knew what it was. She flunked it, but she is schiz part time. I thought it was cool that she even knew what it was.

When I saw GRE my mind of course red it as ERG and of course I had to take it home :devil: I'm glad I did. It seems to be a test help for foreigners. I am a native Californian however I would be a foreigner in Canada. I wonder if this test is offered in BC. Silly question I know but I had to axe.

Sincerely.
 
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GRE = Graduate Record Examination. I swear some universities ask US students to take it, I'm not sure. See www.gre.org for more info though.
 
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!Thank you very much :smile:
 
In the US, the GRE is to grad students (those seeking a Masters/PHD) what the SAT's are for undergrads. Most schools will require a current GRE school along with your application to study there in a graduate program.
 

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