The last time I took the GREs was back in 2001 (I applied for a masters program in I.T.). Back then, the GREs consisted of verbal, quantative, and analytical (not the writing format that we have today). From what I can recall, my best verbal score (after 3 times) was came out to 440, math was 560, and analytical was 610. I am not a good test taker at all.
I purchased Kalpan's GRE Math and Verbal workbooks this past weekend. I'm VERY rusty on both subjects...I have to really brush on on my geometry and spend a lot of time on the verbal portion.
I'm a non-traditional applicant (32 yrs old...will be 33 when I apply to PT school). Any suggestions on how long I should study? I was thinking about taking the test around Christmas time. Also, any suggestions on how to study effectively? I have to do a lot of back tracking and re-learn some of this stuff. I've completely forgotten how to calcuate the circumference of a circle and area of squares...seriously, do we really need to know this stuff for PT school? Too bad there isn't a PT exam (similar to PCATs for pharmacy school).
I purchased Kalpan's GRE Math and Verbal workbooks this past weekend. I'm VERY rusty on both subjects...I have to really brush on on my geometry and spend a lot of time on the verbal portion.
I'm a non-traditional applicant (32 yrs old...will be 33 when I apply to PT school). Any suggestions on how long I should study? I was thinking about taking the test around Christmas time. Also, any suggestions on how to study effectively? I have to do a lot of back tracking and re-learn some of this stuff. I've completely forgotten how to calcuate the circumference of a circle and area of squares...seriously, do we really need to know this stuff for PT school? Too bad there isn't a PT exam (similar to PCATs for pharmacy school).