Do I take the GMAT or the GRE?

…Somewhat speechless......

GMAT Pros:

The words are a little less than the GRE, and there are no fewer words than the GRE to get the GMAT, and the words of the GRE are a little bit more.

2.If it's all that simple, why would anyone want to go to graduate school in science and engineering (take the GRE), are they stupid? This can be explained by the most basic theory of adverse selection in economics.

If it's easy to find a job and the pay is high, are you the only one who is smart when everyone else is stupid? The ease of finding a job and the relatively high salary are based on the premise of a high level of comprehensive ability of the individual. It's not that people who engage in theoretical research are not highly capable, this is a matter of personal interest, but what I want to say is that GMAT is not necessarily easy to take, but it is basically ...... to want to be admitted to the schoolGray is often gray and often difficult.

Business school is different, provided you can get in ......

3.Preference and mastery are two different things. I like to print money, who asks me to print it?

4.This ......Does it matter?

Cons: 1It's almost ......

2.This, you think too simply......

3.Speechless......

GRE Pros:

1.This seems to be a little simpler......

2.It is advisable to study the GRE test carefully. Even if you apply for a major, many schools still require you to take the ...... of sub

Cons: 1It's more than 2,000 more than GMAT, and it's basically negligible......

2.Speechless......

3.Then you are almost completely unlikely to apply for a scholarship.

Uh, classmate, I don't want to hit you, but I'll say something to the point. Do you think Americans are stupid people who pay for you to go to school there, and then let you get a green card, and you don't have to pay anything? Even if the Americans give you more than 2w American knives a year, it is also based on the premise that you give him a job for research, and the premise of this premise is that he will find you only if you have strong research ability.

GRE is far from everything, the undergraduate GPA is much more important than the GRE, you can take the GRE 1400+, the undergraduate GPA is lower, and it is basically ......Not to mention TOFEL, many schools have oral requirements for TOFEL, which is not an ...... that you can easily meet

Have you been bewitched by Lu Yuegang's book? Let's shake a claw ......That was the ...... of '02 years agoA large number of elites in Qingbei in China are not idle people, and it is becoming more and more difficult to apply for a scholarship......It's possible to pay for it yourself, and I won't talk about the scholarship according to your situation.

1. This is not what you want to test, you should prepare according to the above requirements of the school you want to apply for.

2. Generally speaking, GMAT is taken for business, and GRE is taken for science and engineering.

3. If you are studying agriculture, you are generally required to take the GRE SUB.

What you said above is easy or not is related to the individual, applying for a scholarship GRE is only a small aspect, the number of exams is sub once a year, and the genrenal is n times a year, and the choice of major depends on whether the school accepts the change of major, which is related to the professor's preference.

Suggestion: Collect more information!!

Graduate school has nothing to do with strengths and weaknesses, but is categorized by engineering and business. If you are studying business, such as accounting, business administration, finance, etc., then you need to take the GMAT. If you are an engineering, mechanical, or manufacturing student, you will need to take the GRE.

Both are U.S. graduate school entrance exams, which need to be chosen according to the major you want to study. Since you like financial management, you need to take the GMAT, and the MBA is also good. In addition, most schools will require your TOEFL or IELTS score.