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d3nat
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Hi all,
I'm sure this subject has already been posted before, so please forgive me if this seems like a rehashed post.
I know from google searches what the GRE is, but how exactly is it different from a physics GRE?
And do I have to take both? I know that probably depends on what grad program I apply to, but is it better to take both anyways?
I am planning to take them in April (so if I do poorly, I can retake them in November).
Does anyone have any good book recommendations? I know the GRE changed this year, so does anyone have any books that they would recommend for the new version?
If anyone has any tips, I would appreciate it. I know April is far away, but between work and school, I know the time will go by too quickly.
Thank you for all of your help!
I'm sure this subject has already been posted before, so please forgive me if this seems like a rehashed post.
I know from google searches what the GRE is, but how exactly is it different from a physics GRE?
And do I have to take both? I know that probably depends on what grad program I apply to, but is it better to take both anyways?
I am planning to take them in April (so if I do poorly, I can retake them in November).
Does anyone have any good book recommendations? I know the GRE changed this year, so does anyone have any books that they would recommend for the new version?
If anyone has any tips, I would appreciate it. I know April is far away, but between work and school, I know the time will go by too quickly.
Thank you for all of your help!