Is it difficult for students to study for the GRE on their own?

Don't think so.

First of all, in front of the GRE, most students in most colleges and universities (except for students who are particularly strong in English) are basically zero, first talk about GRE vocabulary, what is really needed for candidates to master is the strange and difficult words that ordinary people cannot get into contact with in their daily study and life, and it may also be in addition to GRE, GMAT, SAT and other exams, we have no chance with these words in this life, so no GRE beginner has an advantage over you in vocabulary, but vocabulary is the foundation and the top priority.

Second, the real difficulty of the GRE verbal part, in addition to vocabulary, there is logic, if a person has not participated in logic training or participated in a formal English test (Chinese out of the four or six levels, graduate school entrance examination and other are not formal English exams, ielts, toefl, gre, gmat, sat, last are the most common six formal English exams), logic is not dominant at all, and any GRE beginner may encounter fill in the blank at a glance of alternative words do not know, Read a sentence of forty or fifty words without any punctuation and may not recognize the words in general, and no one has an advantage over you in any way.

In addition, the GRE quantitative part basically examines the simple content of Chinese junior high school mathematics, and only a few "difficult problems" involve the simplest basic knowledge of senior one mathematics, which is not a problem for any Chinese GRE candidate.

Finally, let's talk about the essay, once in a training institution, a student who claimed to have nearly a perfect score in the sixth-level exam essay submitted a GRE Issue essay to the teacher for review, and the teacher's suggestion at that time was to give a score of 3 points (3 points is the minimum score for applying to graduate school in the United States). On the one hand, this example shows that the GRE composition is difficult, and more importantly, it shows that the composition training of the English test in China is not up to the test requirements of other people's ETS. GRE composition skills are one thing, focusing on logic and evidence is more important; Again, it is difficult for students who have not taken a formal English test to write a GRE essay that meets the requirements.

There is not a word of exaggeration on it, nor is it encouraging you, just some words of experience. The GRE is not so much an entrance exam as it is a subject, a subject with a foundation of 0 for most people. However, keep in mind that the GRE is nicknamed God Read English, and the courseware is quite difficult, and if you are really prepared to learn the GRE, it will take a lot, and basically anyone will have to pay a lot.

So, don't worry, as long as there is a reasonable planning and a serious preparation process, you are no worse than anyone else.

It's probably possible, but it's not that absolute.

I have more say on this issue. I'm going to take care of it.

I am a three-year student who graduated two years ago, majoring in international economics. I have taken the GRE for graduate school and the GRE.

Foreign graduate students do not pay much attention to undergraduate schools, but they depend on your college grade point average, which is GPA, which will affect your choice of school. I think in addition to standardized tests, it is more difficult to apply, if you DIY, it is really a huge and complex piece of work. If you are looking for an agent, an agent will help you a lot, but it is expensive.

If you have a good foundation in English, go for the GRE. Take me as an example, I am good at English in our class, I passed the fourth level and the sixth level once, the fourth level 530, the sixth level 508

But can't take down the gre

Postgraduate entrance examination, I took the finance exam, finance and accounting in many schools, the preliminary exam questions are the same, the first year, I failed in mathematics, this year is not bad, I am preparing for the re-examination.

Sanben students, I think, have the same IQ, but we have developed inertia in school, and there are some bad study habits, such as studying while playing with mobile phones.

If you can overcome these, and then weigh your own advantages, as well as future plans (such as developing abroad or returning to China), you will definitely succeed, our three schools, this year there are those who were admitted to Peking University for graduate studies, and there are also those who applied to good schools such as MSU.

If you don't look at your domestic academic qualifications abroad, you have to study preparatory courses when you go out, so choose the domestic test or study abroad to see which aspect of your own strength and chance of winning is greater.

GRE is generally only needed by colleges and universities in the United States, and the choice of school should be based on your TOEFL, GRE and GPA comprehensive considerations, the quality of domestic colleges and universities will become an obstacle to applying, generally the United Kingdom will attach great importance to it, the United States is better, as for the major, it generally depends on your undergraduate professional background, especially those with requirements for professional background.