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There are two multiple-choice sections on the GRE Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning. You will face each of these sections twice during the exam. For each multiple-choice section, you will be given 30 minutes to answer twenty questions. To determine a student’s composite score, which ranges from 130 to 170, both of the GRE Verbal Reasoning and both of the Quantitative sections will be combined.

Executive MBAs (or EMBAs) are a lesser-known route to getting an MBA. Generally, applicants tend to think of EMBAs as a “watered-down” MBA – but this may not always be true. In this article, we will discuss the differences between the EMBA vs MBA, the pros and cons of each degree, and explain why it is more or less suitable for applicants in different circumstances.

There are two different lenses through which to view improving your GMAT Verbal Section. The first is tackling and digesting the questions strategically. The second is by stepping back and recognizing why you may find it difficult to rapidly improve your score.

The college application process is overwhelming. You have to take standardized tests, write essays, piece together your activities, ask for letters of recommendation, and research schools – all while maintaining good grades and impressive extracurriculars.

The University of California application system is a great way to apply to multiple campuses without having to write supplemental essays for each school. It’s a single application for the whole system, which then is submitted from a central data source to separate campuses. If you’re sold on going to school in California, then the UC application is a great choice for you!

College applications require a lot of time, energy, and thought. It is never a good idea to leave all of the work for the last minute, but there are certain parts you should be thinking about as deadlines come up. Before you hit submit, here are some last minute college application tips to help you send the best possible applications you can to your dream schools!

Every year, students are rushing to submit Early Decision and Early Actions applications in an attempt to gain a strategic advantage. Often times, these students submit early applications without regard for whether or not they proffered the best possible representation of themselves in their applications. A last minute SAT test can put these students in a tricky situation.

Retaking the SAT is pretty common, but it can also be a real headache. An SAT retake means more time, more testing fees, and a risk that you still won’t get your ideal score the next time around. So if you’re going to retake the SAT, make sure you’re retaking it for the right reasons. Here are a few reasons to consider an SAT retake.

Building a college list list is one of the most important steps in the application process. Too ambitious of a list, and you could end up with very few or no acceptances. Too uninspiring of a list, and you will feel like you did not push yourself or reach your potential.

The college application process is stressful and confusing and hard to wrap your head around. Which activities should you include on your application? Who should write your letters of recommendation? What story should you tell in your personal statement? What’s the best school for me? And the list of questions goes on and on…