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Hi, Pablo. For a doctoral program they may want Quant (math) scores in the mid 600's. Your Verbal score is good, though they may prefer just a bit higher. I'd suggest you contact the programs you
Hi, Husna. Many graduate programs only start people in the fall. You can give it a try for F10 admissions. Three months can be enough time to make some significant improvement in your GRE score
Hi, Caroline. This is also something that you need to check with various MBA schools. They would probably let you enroll, I suspect. The question is whether it is worth your while. It sounds like
Hi, Nate. For an English program they will probably not care much about the math section of the GRE, I'm assuming. In case they do, it's relatively easy to improve significantly on the math section
Hi, Caroline. I don't have any experience with the NYU program but I suggest you simply give them a call. They will be able to tell you exactly what their requirements are and, if you can't apply to

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