Agreed. 168 Verbal, 149 Quantitative, 5.0 AW. I goofed on the AW, particularly on the first essay. I am pretty sure that the first essay scored a 4, and the second a 6, hence resulting in a 5. Regarding the way in which departments look at the GREs, I think it depends, as you’ve said, in your interest. If your interest lies in Analytic Philosophy, then you’re Quant scores may matter a little more. If you’re continental, then obviously the verbal is the one that matters more. However, I’ve also read that some departments don’t really care about the GRE and rather just use it for funding purposes. UCR, as I gather, cares merely for totals rather than particularly V or Q. I can’t really comment on the Analytic side, but I know for Continentals, based on everything I’ve been told by professors, the Math section is not important.