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Thanks for the great advice and vote of confidence, sandman. I agree that even though the school may say that they dont weigh the GRE heavily, I should probably try to do everything I can to get a decent score. If I were the program director, I definetely would favor the applicant with the higher GRE score. I am going to download the powerprep software asap per your recommendation. Any other recommendations anyone?
Originally Posted by sandman1 Sounds to me like you are an extremely qualified applicant even with classes pending. However, if I were you I would go to the GRE website and download the "powerprep" program which includes 3 practice tests and take several of them. Your scores there are a very good indicator of how you would do on the real thing. If it is below the mark that your school looks for then it would be worth your while to make some sacrifices to study a little harder for the GRE. Although schools claim not to weigh your GRE scores too much, if you do really well on it, it will certainly put you in a completely different category than the other applicants. If you get accepted before all of your classes are complete then in a sense, your GRE scores matter more than whether you got an A or B in the pending classes. So I would recommend making time to study for it even if you have to sacrifice a little study time in the pending classes.
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