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jfsaunders

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  1. I took the GRE twice-- received verbal scores in the 96-98%tile, and writing scores of 4.0 (45%tile). Thank goodness programs look at SOPs and writing samples!
  2. I found that knowing what to expect test day, along with having completed the test once, lessened my anxiety and did result in a score improvement (110 pts overall).
  3. thanks for the feedback-- I calmed down for a few days and the letters were submitted yesterday.
  4. ... that a prof still hasn't submitted LORs due yesterday, and hasn't responded to reminder email? Also, any suggestions on how to track the letter down?
  5. It isn't possible to send the scores online or by phone until everything is official. For me, that took exactly a week.
  6. I took the test last week and had a similar experience-- my test score was 90pts lower than the score I consistently received using powerprep. I've been practicing a bit more (I think in the end I focused too much on verbal prep) and I'm retaking it tomorrow in the hopes of scoring a bit higher.
  7. Anyone willing to read/review/critique my SOP (applying for Dev Psych PhD)? Thanks in advance!
  8. Apparently I'm quite the anomaly-- I took the test last week and called for scores by phone today to find out how I did on the writing. My official verbal score is 10 points lower than the unofficial score I had on test day. I called ETS customer service and got "the scores you receive immediately are unofficial and subject to change." I know 10 points isn't a huge deal; I'm still a bit peeved.
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