Tomorrow

GRE. whoot.

What exactly is that?

Tomorrow is a bad day here, might be getting the cyst lanced.
Scary shit.

SilkyNick wrote:

What exactly is that?

Think ACT/SAT, except for grad school instead of university.

So:
High School -> ACT -> Uni
Uni -> GRE -> grad school

I didn't like the GRE, but it wasn't so bad. The math was soooo easy. Only one I missed that I figured out later. Geometric babble. There is nothing above Algebra II. If even that. Mostly basic algebra and numerical concepts. I'd study wordssss. I studied vocabulary for maybe a week or two before the GRE. Learned a good handful of words I wouldn't have otherwise known that I saw on the GRE. So that was good. But two weeks was not nearly a long enough time to catch up to GRE-level vocabulary.

Ah ok I haven't ever heard of that before of course I haven't bothered much with higher education since I didn't want to spend all that money just to not use my degree.

GAMEchief wrote:

I didn't like the GRE, but it wasn't so bad. The math was soooo easy. Only one I missed that I figured out later. Geometric babble. There is nothing above Algebra II. If even that. Mostly basic algebra and numerical concepts. I'd study wordssss. I studied vocabulary for maybe a week or two before the GRE. Learned a good handful of words I wouldn't have otherwise known that I saw on the GRE. So that was good. But two weeks was not nearly a long enough time to catch up to GRE-level vocabulary.

Verbal is my strong suit. I didn't even study or prepare for verbal and was only two shy of acing it. I didn't do as well mathwise as I'd hoped but I also attempted the memorization of concepts versus just grinding away at practice problems. Overall my score was decent I think. If I don't get accepted I'll just take it again and try a more involved method of study.

Tests are easy if you're intelligent, like me.