Fall 2008 admission, when to take the TOEFL and GRE

Hehe, the landlord and I have a time, and I also applied this year.

First of all, I need to remind the landlord that it is almost impossible to get a scholarship in the EE direction, and my classmates are considering going to the UK to study for a year in this direction, about 30 400,000 yuan.

If you go to the United States, the annual cost should be cheaper, but if you study in the United States, it will be at least 3 years, (1 or 2 years in the United Kingdom).

Also, if you don't think about money.

I took the old TOEFL guarantee test in August last year, and I took the 630 test, although it did not expire when I applied, but I plan to take a new TOEFL test this year, because the new TOEFL involves oral language or something

If the landlord is only starting to prepare for these exams now, he must hurry.

TOEFL and GRE are required, and it is recommended to start preparing for the GRE immediately, because the GRE in June this year is the last written test, and the GRE in October will be taken in October, although the time is barely enough, but after changing to a computer-based test, the content of the test will change greatly, which is very unfavorable.

And for this year's 6G, I have to sign up for the essay as soon as possible!! Otherwise, it's too late!! Now it's very late to sign up.,**The time is full.,The landlord may only be able to register for the composition in April and May!!

And the GRE is not child's play, my boyfriend is 99 at level 4 and 96 at level 6, and GRE is a light enemy, and verbal only took the 480 test. So the landlord should hurry up and carry the ruby.

After the 6G test, because the frequency of the new test is very high, the landlord does not have to worry, and the TOEFL score can be covered, so as long as you have money, you can take the test a few times if you want It doesn't matter

If you prepare G first, and then prepare T, there is basically no problem with vocabulary, but if the landlord's speaking is not very good, it is recommended to find a person who also needs to take the TOEFL test next semester to practice speaking. Because the rate of improvement in spoken language is relatively slow.

The specific time can be found on the sustenance, 51test, etc.

This question should be similar to what you asked.

Haha, the same flying friend, I also applied for Le this year I am an MSE major who took the GRE in 06, but because I don't know much about the new trust, and I am lazy, so I haven't done it for a long time

The GT exam will be in November of the first semester of your senior year at the latest, because you won't have time to complete the application process on time But why is it so late, what I said upstairs is, report to the GRE right away Although the reform of the GRE always has to be taken off a little later, for example, he said that it will be changed in October 07, and it will often be taken off in 08 and later, but you can't take this risk, don't you say?

I'm from Wuhan Huazhong University of Science and Technology

The TOEFL is recognized in North America as valid for 2 years, and you must take the TOEFL test within 2 years before that date.

The 2016 GRE exam will be held in September, on September 4, September 18, and September 23.

2. Each candidate can take the GMAT once per calendar month and up to 5 GMAT exams in a 12-month period.

3. Candidates who score 800 will not be able to take the GMAT test again within 5 years.

4. Same-day registration is not available for GMAT exams, and candidates should register for the test at least one day in advance. Registration is not available at the testing center.

5. Candidates who apply for rescheduling 7 days or more before the scheduled time will be charged a $50 rescheduling fee. A $250 rescheduling fee will be charged if you request a rescheduling less than 7 days prior to your scheduled test appointment. If a candidate is absent from the exam, the exam fee will not be refunded.

However, this does not apply if the test cannot be conducted due to the sudden closure of the test center.

There must be a 20-day gap between the two new GRE tests, which means that you can take the test again on the 21st day from the day you last took the test. You can only take the test a maximum of 5 times in a year from the day you take the test for the first time.

GRE scores are valid for 5 years.

According to the time you have already registered, October 30 is 20 days, and if you are taking the exam in the mainland, you can apply for the GRE test on November 1 at the earliest.

Effective July 1, 2013, GRE test takers will be able to retake the new GRE General Test 20 days between their tests, or 21 days after their last test, and can only register for a maximum of 5 tests in any consecutive 12-month period.

At the time you say, you can register for the next exam on or after November 1. I hope it will be helpful to my classmates.

Have you taken the GRE test on September 26, you should be able to apply for the GRE again every 20 days, you can go and see the GRE application guide for Pony Crossing, I hope it can solve your problem, thank you!

GRE candidates must take the new GRE General Test 20 days between their tests, i.e. 21 days after their last test, and can only register for a maximum of 5 tests in any consecutive 12-month period.

If you apply for the exam on October 11, if you don't get a score, the next exam will be postponed by 21 days, that is, you can take the exam on November 2 at the earliest.

The GRE test (Graduate Record Examination) is an entrance examination for graduate students in the United States. The GRE test is mainly divided into the General Test and the Subject Test.

At present, the GRE generally refers to a general test that investigates the basic academic ability and logical ability of the tester, does not involve professional background knowledge, and is one of the necessary results of most North American graduate school applications at present. In addition, legitimate applicants need to take the LSAT, business students need to take the GMAT, medical students need to take the MCAT, etc.

The domestic GRE has been changed to a computer-based test, and it can be tested every month from August this year, but it is a new question type, all computer-based tests, and there is no longer a computer-based test and a written test. The old GRE can't take the test now, because the last time the old GRE written test is June 11th, and the computer-based test must end in early May, and now the old GRE computer-based test has all ended.

Therefore, if you want to enroll in September next year, you must apply before the end of this year, which means that you must have GRE and TOEFL scores by the end of this year.

If you are not ready for the graduate school entrance examination level now, it is recommended that you do not apply to graduate school in the United States as a fresh graduate, and you can also apply when you work, because if you are Gao Shensan is at the graduate school entrance examination level, the remaining time is not enough to prepare for the GRE, which is not a grade at all. There is a saying that people who take the GRE test should have a vocabulary of 20,000, while the graduate school has a vocabulary of about 10,000 at best. The same level of exams are GMET (Business Management) and LSAT (Law).

The level of the domestic test is about the same as that of the GRE.

Then it looks like you want to go to the United States.

If you plan to go out, it means that you have a good foundation in English, and if you don't have high requirements for the school, you can prepare for a year in your senior year. If the requirements are high, I think I should start preparing now, I feel that it is too late, there are too many people to go to the United States, and the competition for good schools is more intense, anyway, when I applied for the first grade of school I described, the competitors were terrible cattle in all aspects And in order to brush up on the GRE scores, I took the test n times, Tokyo, Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam.

If you want to take the test in China, you need to check it yourself, there is a test arrangement, there are not necessarily test seats, there are too many places to go to the United States, you have to make an appointment in advance.

Good schools are closed around December, before which you must submit your TOEFL GRE score and then enroll in September.

When applying, I think the key point is that if you have questions, you should often email the secretary of the school you are applying to, and you can often get the most formal answer, which is better than asking in the forum.

The other questions you asked were too general, so you can ask them later.

Most universities accept applications with a TOEFL score that is only valid for two years. You're only a sophomore and can prepare, but it's too early to apply for the exam.

You should graduate in January 2016, so you are applying for the fall 2016 entry, and the application period is from the end of September 2015 to the beginning of February of the following year. I don't know your choice of major and target school, so the time point is just a range. The TOEFL test score is valid for two years, and it is recommended to get the appropriate TOEFL score in the first half of 2015 or the end of 2014, and then switch to the GRE and get the GRE by September 2015.