What can I do with these GRE scores?

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The discussion centers on the implications of GRE scores for graduate school applications in engineering, particularly for a chemistry major with strong quantitative skills. With a verbal score of 600 and a quantitative score of 770, the focus shifts to how these scores align with admission criteria for programs in chemical or mechanical engineering. Participants note that while general GRE scores are less critical in fields like physics and engineering, the quantitative score is still significant. The consensus suggests that a solid quantitative score can enhance an application, especially when paired with a strong GPA. Concerns about whether a score below 800 in the quantitative section limits options are raised, but it is emphasized that many programs may still consider applicants with these scores, particularly if they demonstrate strong academic performance and relevant coursework. Overall, the discussion highlights the importance of a well-rounded application beyond just GRE scores.
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I just took the General GRE and got 600V and 770Q. The writing was not graded yet. What kind of programs can I get into with these numbers assuming I have a good GPA?

I am a chemistry major with some extra physics and math classes and I want to apply to graduate school in engineering. Not sure what kind, maybe chemical or mechanical.

Thanks
 
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I got similar general GRE scores (I think my math score was 780 or so). In physics they don't care all that much about your general scores. It's your physics score that matters. I imagine engineering would be the same.
 
Well there is no subject GRE for engineering so would they really care about the Quantitative score?
 
Mostly I know the physics end of things, but I assume that engineering would care more about quantitative than verbal - being a field dedicated largely to applications of quantitative science.
 
Then my question is what kind of grad schools are those scores good for? Can I only hope to get into my state school since I didn't get an 800Q?
 
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