Beatrice K. Ross

Thanks a lot to all four of you for your suggestions!

Hello, The title is something of a joke, of course; but the fact is, that is what happened to me. I took the GRE in 2011 and, very confident in my writing skills, did not practice writing. Result: a 3.5 score. So last year I did something about it - I practiced and must have written about ten compositions (about the topics from the topic pool on the GRE website). I was being coached by a Professor from the ETH in Zurich, who considered I had really improved and would score well. So you imagine my disappointment when I received a score of 3.0 Does anyone have the same problem - thinking he/she understands what the GRE people are asking for in a composition, and then realizing something must be wrong? I thought about asking the ETS for the evaluation of my compositions, so that at least I can be sure about what I am doing wrong. Does anyone know if this can be done?