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90-something credits and counting. So, what's next? A trip through Europe? Your own business? Grad school?

It’s okay if you still don’t know what you’re doing after graduation.
But whatever you decide, it’s good to have a backup plan.
Like taking the GRE® Test, the entrance exam for grad school.
It's like having an insurance policy for your future.

The GRE Test is like other college admissions tests you're familiar with, except it can get you into grad school. It takes about 3 hours to complete, and features verbal, math and writing sections — the kind of material you're learning at school now. So why take the GRE while you're still in college? Because you're already in test-taking mode, with your own trusted study techniques. And here's another reason to take the test now: your GRE scores are good for five years.

Want to see what it’s like? Try a GRE Test sample question:

Choose the set of words for each blank that best fits the meaning of the
sentence as a whole.

Early ______ of hearing loss is ______ by the fact that the other senses are able to compensate for moderate amounts of loss, so that people frequently do not know that their hearing is imperfect.

  • discovery..indicated
  • development..prevented
  • detection..complicated
  • treatment..facilitated
  • incidence..corrected

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