Word: gre
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...result, the best ways to procrastinate involve doing things that are actually useful and even necessary. Go to the Office of Career Services and start that summer job search. Carry out the comprehensive cleaning of your room. Start studying for the GRE. So what if you're only a first-year? Have you been neglecting your senior thesis for the past few months? Well, exam period is the perfect time to start that first chapter. Immersing yourself in thesis reading, even if you happen to be writing on Kant, Hegel and "retributive theories of punishment," is still much more appealing...
...panel also found that Princeton Review must use lower improvement figures for its MCAT, GMAT, GRE and LSAT courses...
Furthermore, this was not the first blackout at Tufts in recent years. Students at Tufts said there have been blackouts on campus during their exams. A blizzard a couple of years ago halted a Graduate Record Examination (GRE) at Tufts. Of course, there is reason behind this statistical improbability: Tufts is located at the highest point in the Boston area and is specially susceptible to power outages...
...Harvard official--from Office of Career Services Director Martha P. Leape to those manning the registrar's office--could explain why Harvard doesn't administer the MCAT (or the GRE) When Harvard provides more test takers than any other school. The "best" generic response from Leape and others: "The Person who asked to administer the tests here is no alive." They said no one had stepped forward" to take the job. Hmmm...
...accounting firm of Deloitte & Touche has certified the validity of the Princeton Review's claims of raising scores on the MCAT, LSAT, GMAT and GRE, Brett Gordon, Boston director for the Princeton Review, said yesterday...