smokehouse

I don't know, I appreciate the support but this is one of the obstacles that is making me think I should put off applying for another year. Although I was intending to do Comp Lit, which was my undergrad major, my russian's been out of practice for a year. I have a 3.0 GPA, which would definitely increase a little once I add international GPA from year in Russia, and a 600/600 on standard GRE. I'm interesting in applying to NYU, UTexas, UC Santa Barbara. I haven't made any headway in apps. I know that I could get them done by the deadlines, but am just wavering right now. Also, I'm not sure if I'm past "I just love to read!" as a motivator for grad school. Definitely interested in academia and working as a prof, but having a single area of focus has never been my strong suit. I don't feel like there's much market for a Russian-speaking Comp Litter whose primarily interested in Joyce-Wallace-Pynchon, Proust, Mann, Tolstoy. Please post encouragement or "You're right, give up"

Hi, I have spontaneously decided to apply for Comp lit grad programs for Fall 2010. I took the standard GRE a few months ago, but wasn't planning to apply until recently. I would like to take the Lit GRE asap, but on the ETS website it is only listing dates in April 2010 to register, which would be way too late. Is it impossible to register for the test any sooner than that? Thanks. (I would've put this on the GRE board, but figured it was a specific question that people here would know the answer to).