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The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) is a standardized test administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) and used by some graduate schools, primarily in the United States and Canada, as part of admissions to master's and doctoral programs. It measures analytical writing, verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and related critical-thinking skills developed through undergraduate education. GRE scores are valid for five years, and there is no official prerequisite, although the test is intended mainly for bachelor's degree graduates and students nearing graduation.
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The GRE General Test measures analytical writing, verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and critical-thinking skills developed through extended academic study. Its content is designed to assess general academic abilities relevant to graduate and business programs rather than specialized knowledge in a particular field. The Analytical Writing section includes an Issue task, requiring an essay on a stated topic, and an Argument task, requiring the test taker to evaluate the logic and evidence of an argument. Verbal Reasoning assesses reading comprehension, critical reasoning, vocabulary usage, text completion, and sentence equivalence. Quantitative Reasoning assesses secondary-school mathematics and statistics, including arithmetic, algebra, geometry, quantitative comparison, problem solving, and data analysis or interpretation.
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