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Reporting GRE scores to Graduate schools question?

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Matt W asked:


I have taken the GRE exam twice, and I am about to start applying to graduate schools. The first time I took the exam I did extremely well on the quantitative portion, but no so great on verbal. When I took the exam again, I did very well on verbal, but my math score was lower than the first test. I have two questions about this:

1) When I unofficially report my scores on the application, would it be acceptable to put my highest score for Verbal and Quantitative, even if they are from different tests? The applications that I have seen only ask for the two different scores separately.

2) If I cannot for some reason, will the schools look at the two different tests scores?

Thanks!

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    1. dont_call_me_missy on July 11th, 2010 7:28 am

      The unofficial application when they get the tests to together or take the official scores they will either average the higher overall score of the unofficial application when they get the higher overall score of the official scores they will either average.
      The higher overall score of the unofficial application when they get the better scores they will either average the tests to together or take the better scores on the official.