pikaçu

Convinced, i am leaving the details, and will try my best with Gre on Sept.

Exactly. I know what schools want but I wonder if it would be a better strategy to choose the schools whose location is not that good when compared to their success. I will apply 12 of top 100 universities in US. And I think among these universities choosing the ones, that have a good academic environment but far away from coast or city center would more likely accept my appl. Am i going wrong? I will apply this year, and take gre on september. Thank you (all) Pikacu

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Hi, I want to add score recipients for gre-math exam, but i couldnot, i can choose the school, but when it comes to choosing department (figure 1) it gives error (figure 2) ( when i click on skip, again error ) (( I posted the issue to Prometrics but they havent responded yet )) Any idea? thank you in advance

hi, i have a question when you google a university' s name + acceptance rate, you get a percentage. for example, University of Wisconsin' s acceptance rate is 47% whereas Tufts University' s rate is 17% can we conclude that acceptance to wisc. is easier? (for grad application) how to interpret these rates, thank you in advance