The GRE General Test is required by most graduate schools, many vet schools, and various other health professional schools, is considered a good predictor of your success in a graduate program.

There are six sections:
Two Verbal sections (about 20 questions and 30 minutes each)
Two Quantitative Sections (about 20 questions and 35 minutes each)
One Analytical Writing Section with two separately timed tasks (1 question and 30 minutes per writing task)
One Experimental (unscored) Section (30–35 minutes)

When coupled with personal study, the BYU comprehensive program and excellent teachers will prepare you to excel on these high-stakes tests, giving you the best opportunity to increase your score.

Course Dates: 2017

February 4–March 7
May 13–June 14
June 24–July 20
September 23–October 24
October 28–December 2

Five-week course
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00–9:00 p.m. (Pre- and posttests are given on Saturdays.)
36 hours of instruction
8 hours of practice testing

Pricing
Only $650

GRE scores:
Scores are broken down into three different section scores:
Verbal (130–170 scale in 1–point increments)
Quantitative (130–170 scale in 1–point increments)
Analytical Writing (6–point scale in half-point increments)

Test-Taking Strategies:

Diagnostic Testing and Assessment Service
Basic Skills Review
In-Class Problem-Solving, Concepts and Strategies
Practice Test Reinforcement
Final Exam, Assessment Report and Review
Personal Study Plan