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Why Now
Taking the GRE® General Test now is the smartest move you can make.
When you're in college, you're learning about the world around you and exploring different choices for your future. But even if you're not sure what you want to do after graduation, taking the GRE® General Test right now — while you're still in college — is a smart move. Why? Because you're naturally in the habit of studying and practicing for tests. And since you're a student, you're already using the verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking and analytical writing skills that are measured as part of the GRE General Test.
There’s another reason to take the GRE General Test right now: the economy. As of January 2010, advanced degree holders had an unemployment rate of just 3.9%, compared to the national average of 10.6% — a 63% difference in unemployment*. Having an advanced degree in a shaky economy can help.
So take the GRE General Test and help prepare yourself for whatever lies ahead— and give yourself a head start on your future. Register today.
- There are many reasons to take the GRE Test now:
- Scores are good for five years, giving you more opportunities later.
- It will help you get into graduate school — and a growing number of business schools — if you decide later on to go. It may be the only test you need, saving you time and money.
- You’ll get FREE materials to help you prepare; you can even try it right now.
- You’ll be a step ahead if the job market stays competitive because you’ll already have your GRE scores.
*Data taken from Bureau of Labor Statistics, January 2010.
Considering going for your MBA?
Here's why the GRE® General Test is a good way
to get there.
If you've got a knack for business, your post-graduation plans just may include going to business school. But even if you're not sure about your next move, you can be sure about this: taking the GRE General Test now can help you get into business school. Here's a list of MBA programs that accept GRE scores; if you don't see your program listed, call your school and ask.
Not only that, it may be the only test you need to take for business and graduate school, giving you more options when you're considering several paths or if you're unsure of what your future plans will be.
- 5 ways the GRE General Test is a smart choice for your MBA:
- 1. It’s accepted worldwide. The GRE General Test is now accepted by a fast-growing number of business schools around the world. For more information, view a list of business schools that accept GRE scores for their MBA programs.
- 2. It’s convenient to take. There are more GRE test centers in more cities and countries worldwide than other admission tests.
- 3. It's affordable. In the U.S., the GRE General Test fee is just $160.
- 4. It includes FREE test prep, and four FREE ETS® Personal Potential Index Evaluation Reports. Download your FREE test prep now, or learn more about ETS PPI.
- 5. It's the one test that could cover your needs for graduate or business school. So if you're undecided about which way to go, you may be covered for both — saving you time and money. Check admissions requirements with the schools you're interested in.
So if business school could be in your future, take the GRE General Test now. Your scores are good for 5 years — and the advantages can make a real difference to you.
