Cynthia, I took the new, computerized GRE (general test) about 18 months ago. It is much shorter than the written version and takes less than half a day. This shortened version is accomplished by assessing each answer on-line to determine the appropriate difficulty level for the next question. Each subtest (verbal, quantitative, and analytical) is timed independently. I found the computerized test a bit intimidating, since I was unable to skip the more difficult questions and return to them later. In my opinion, the computerized version requires a bit more practice than the written version did. The great advantage of the computerized version is that it can be scheduled at any Sylvan Learning Center to fit your schedule.
There is not a written component to the general test, but there is a written exam that some schools are requiring. I have not taken the written or the psychology exams. Hope this helps. Peter Kindle Grad student University of Houston-Clear Lake [EMAIL PROTECTED] 832-541-9469 --- You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
