What is the GRE and can I take it in my freshman year? What is the content of the exam?

GRE, the full name of graduaterecordexamination, the Chinese name is the United States Graduate Record Examination, applicable to all majors except law and business, sponsored by the American Educational Testing Service (ETS).

GRE is a test score required by applicants for various graduate schools (except management schools and law schools) around the world, and it is also the most important criterion for professors to award scholarships to applicants.

The GRE (GraduateRecordExam) is available for graduate exams in a variety of disciplines and majors except law (LSAT required) and business (GMAT required). There are two types of GRE tests (usually referred to as the GRE test): the general aptitude test or aptitude test (generaltest or aptitudetest); Professional tests or advanced tests (subjecttests or advancedtests).

Candidates are required to take one or both of these exams according to their own conditions and the requirements of the school they are applying to. The purpose of the general examination is to measure the general potential of candidates to engage in academic research at an advanced level according to the basic knowledge and level of competence of university graduates, without taking into account the special requirements of any profession.

The purpose of professional examinations is to test the level of knowledge and skills and competence acquired by candidates in a subject area or area of expertise.

Chinese, Mathematics. That is, English reading, vocabulary, fill-in-the-blank plus math problems. And, of course, there's the writing part.

As for the focus. When you ask that, you have limited knowledge of this exam. Because the GRE is not like the domestic postgraduate entrance examination, it is more inclined to test the candidate's thinking style and logical ability, so there is no so-called focus.

You can go and look at some past past papers, or go to the last GRE class of New Oriental. Also, this year, 10G will start to be reformed, so if you are not in a hurry to apply, it is recommended and so on. It's too stupid to go up and take a look at these forums in the world.

Writing, Chinese and mathematics, the landlord can go to Shangyou GRE Study Abroad Library to understand, there are a lot of various materials about GRE, I hope it will be useful to you

English + Mathematics.

Math does not need to be reviewed.

Half a day of English revision is also useless.

First of all, it is now a computer-based test, and then the analogy and antonym part of the GRE has been removed from the questions, and new question types have been added to the reading and fill-in-the-blank sections, and some real-life scenarios have been introduced in mathematics. Then the fill-in-the-blank section adds paragraph fill-in-the-blank questions and corresponding fill-in-the-blank questions. Also, the scoring method has changed.

For specific changes, you can take a look at the New Oriental GRE column, which is more detailed than mine.

The new GRE focuses on basic vocabulary.