Just got it a few days ago and have been forgetting to post it:
I got a 5.
Woo! Lol, such a simple statement...
That's not bad at all... 81st percentile apparently. Good for a psychology major!
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Showing posts with label Scores. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scores. Show all posts
Monday, February 1, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Wikipedia Info
Here's some interesting information about the GRE, courtesy of wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graduate_Record_Examination
Here's how I stack up according to the table on scores and percentiles:
Verbal: 680 was my score. That is 96th percentile.
Quantitative: 720 was my score. That is 75th percentile.
That means that I got a 1400! The averages for the verbal and quantitative sections, respectively are 457 and 586. Together that is a 1043. I got almost 400 points higher than that! Yay for me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graduate_Record_Examination
Here's how I stack up according to the table on scores and percentiles:
Verbal: 680 was my score. That is 96th percentile.
Quantitative: 720 was my score. That is 75th percentile.
That means that I got a 1400! The averages for the verbal and quantitative sections, respectively are 457 and 586. Together that is a 1043. I got almost 400 points higher than that! Yay for me.
Monday, January 11, 2010
More Detailed Update to Come
...because I have a headache right now and want to go to sleep soon.
But, important news:
I took them. The GREs.
*drumroll*:
Verbal: 680
Quantitative: 720
Analytical Writing: to be announced (score hasn't come in yet)
Verbal + Quantitative = 1400.
I would celebrate, but I'm just too tired! It's like I just gave birth...although I really don't know that feeling because I haven't given birth...but you get the idea. I am very happy about my score.
Time to sleep.
But, important news:
I took them. The GREs.
*drumroll*:
Verbal: 680
Quantitative: 720
Analytical Writing: to be announced (score hasn't come in yet)
Verbal + Quantitative = 1400.
I would celebrate, but I'm just too tired! It's like I just gave birth...although I really don't know that feeling because I haven't given birth...but you get the idea. I am very happy about my score.
Time to sleep.
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