The discussion centers on preparation strategies for the GRE Math Subject Test, with participants sharing their experiences and recommendations. Key suggestions include utilizing preparation books available at local bookstores like Barnes & Noble and referencing the official ETS page for practice exams. One participant shared their personal score of 750 on the Math Advanced Test, emphasizing the importance of prior knowledge in Mathematics. Overall, the conversation highlights the value of targeted study materials and practice tests for effective preparation.
PREREQUISITESStudents preparing for the GRE Math Subject Test, educators advising on test preparation, and anyone seeking to improve their mathematical knowledge for standardized testing.
I did, but it was a long time ago. I didn't do any studying for the GRE beforehand.chimath35 said:Thanks, I have looked over that. Have you taken the test?
Anything you want to share pertaining to your score and undergrad studies would be appreciated.Mark44 said:I did, but it was a long time ago. I didn't do any studying for the GRE beforehand.
In those days (1974) there were only two parts of the regular GRE - Verbal and Quantitative. I did well enough on those to join MENSA (which I didn't do). For the Math Advanced Test, I got 750.chimath35 said:Anything you want to share pertaining to your score and undergrad studies would be appreciated.
Thanks, sounds good.WWGD said:No, but I am preparing for it. Go to your local B&N and check out the testing section. I will head there tonight and will let you know.
Nice, thank you.Mark44 said:In those days (1974) there were only two parts of the regular GRE - Verbal and Quantitative. I did well enough on those to join MENSA (which I didn't do). For the Math Advanced Test, I got 750.
My undergrad degree was in Mathematics, which I received a few months after I took the GRE.