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oh wow i didn't see that link at all, thanks for the link. It would help me figure out my test schedule more.

It good to know because this is a really good internship position that i don't want to pass up on, especially it might help me boost my resume for grad school. Think i might take the GRE late October and if I'm not satisfied with my score, then i can take it in early November again. Hopefully that will keep them enough time to submit my scores to the school. I also heard one of my co-worker said that even though the school have a deadline, you can push it to a month to send your score. Like if UT deadline for application is December 1st, as long as i can take the GRE before December 1st and ask them to give me a short period of extension. Have any of you done this before? Khiem

Wow thanks so much for the many replies. Yes I am committed to getting a high or at least a good decent score on the GRE since I can only take it one before the deadline approach. I was scared that if i took the internship i would be too crazy and tired from it and not much time to study. I have this thought of students who trying to prepare for the GRE have to study for like 8 hours a day or so. And thanks so much for the info on it took at least 6-8 weeks for the score to submit. UT deadline's is December 1st and I'm planning to take the GRE in November 3rd. Is it too late or should i change it to take it in late October? I really don't want to miss the deadline. Khiem

Hello, I'm a recent graduate of San Francisco State University with a BS in marketing. I really want to go to grad school as soon as possible and of course i know i have to get through the GRE first. I'm planning to take the revised version in November of this year (hopefully in time to submit it to University of Texas's deadline in December) and I also got offer a fully time internship position. I was wondering if it will be crazy to have a full time job as well as studying for the GRE at the same time. How many hour a day should i set aside for the GRE since if i take the job, I'll probably be tired from working (it's a long commute from home to work). Also i'm planning to take the GRE prep course at Kaplan. Is it worth it? Any advise would be great Khiem