Great read! I'm convinced that as someone targeting business school, sitting for the GRE is mandatory. Even if you get a waiver, chances are you have to be very outstanding in other aspects of the application, so I've decided to prepare for one. In short, where do I start to prepare for the GRE, especially given my base in Ethiopia? Are there test centers, preparation material, peer groups?
St. Mary’s University used to offer the GRE, but they stopped for a while. I suggest visiting them in person to ask about the current situation. For preparation, you can use official GRE prep books and practice questions published by ETS.
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Great read! I'm convinced that as someone targeting business school, sitting for the GRE is mandatory. Even if you get a waiver, chances are you have to be very outstanding in other aspects of the application, so I've decided to prepare for one. In short, where do I start to prepare for the GRE, especially given my base in Ethiopia? Are there test centers, preparation material, peer groups?
St. Mary’s University used to offer the GRE, but they stopped for a while. I suggest visiting them in person to ask about the current situation. For preparation, you can use official GRE prep books and practice questions published by ETS.
This is a great and practical advice.