Practice questions and practice tests for the GRE

 Home
 Tutorials
 Practice Questions
 Practice Tests
 Vocabulary
 Study Plans
 
 

Scores: Interpreting Scores

After you have taken your test and received your score, what happens next? What does your score mean? How will it be used?

Each institution that you designated to receive your score can interpret and use your score as it sees fit. Some schools are concerned only about the verbal score, other schools are concerned only about the math score, while other admission committees are concerned about the writing score. Yet other schools are intersted on a combination of the three. All of this is dependent on the school and program that you are applying to.

ETS provides several quides on how scores should be used and interpreted. There, you'll also find the scoring guides for the analytical writing section; these are the guidelines that are used by the essay readers to give you a score, so it might be a good idea to look at those guides to see what exactly the essay readers expect.

Contact Us  | Privacy Policy  | About Us  | FAQ  | home  | tutorials  | questions  | tests  | vocabulary  | newsNotesLinks
The GRE® General Test is a registered trademark of Educational Testing Service (ETS). This website is not endorsed or approved by ETS.