GRE Prep Program

The GRE® General Test measures verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking, and analytical writing skills that have been acquired over a long period of time and that are not related to any specific field of study. The GRE is a Computer Adaptive Test.

• Instruction Hours:
  The GRE course meets in class for 28 hours of instruction, for 3.5 hours per class session.
• Diagnostic Exams:
  Students take 3 Diagnostic Exams as part of the course. The first diagnostic exam needs to be taken and submitted one week before the first class. The second diagnostic exam is taken in the middle of the course, and the last exam is taken after the course and before the actual exam is taken. After each exam, the student receives a Personalized Score Report detailing his or her strengths and weaknesses on each area of the exam.
• Course Content
  The GRE Course reviews strategy and content.
• Strategies:
  Test taking strategies improve efficiency and build confidence. Three levels of strategies are taught:
• General Test Taking Strategies
• Problem Type Strategies for Problem Solving, Quantitative Comparisons, Reading Comprehension, Sentence Completions, Antonyms, Analogies, and the Analytical Writing Assessment
• Specific Strategies for Individual Problem Types like remainder problems, equation problems, triangle problems, vocabulary acquisition, analogies, etc.
• Content:
  In addition, the course reviews all the content areas tested on the exam, including:
• Math - Algebra, Geometry, Data analysis, Arithmetic
  Reading Comprehension
  Vocabulary and Short Verbal - Antonyms, Analogies, Sentence Completions
  Analytical Writing Assessment
• FEE
  Early Registration $995 (includes training, course materials, and parking) (registration ONE WEEK before the start of the course)
  Regular Registration $1045 (includes training, course materials, and parking)
  
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