Apologies. I know David personally, though; he's more than capable of handling the math as well as expressing himself intelligently on paper (or CRT, as the case will be). :) Granted, my reply went to all members of UM-Linux, but he was the original poster.
The hardest part for me was doing compound interest. The comparison to the SATs is apt enough; I did better on the verbal than the math there too. A big advantage of taking the GRE on the computer, though, is that you can use the backspace key for the essay. :) -- Brian C. Merrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Mon, 12 Dec 2005, Brannon Smith wrote: > > > > > Honestly, it's not that hard of a test. > > > > I realize you did not intend this to sound condescending, but certainly > this could be a discouraging statement to anyone who has had difficulty > with the exam or has needed to study for it. > > As to the difficulty of the exam, I have found that students tend to do as > well on the GREs as they did on the SATs, given similar levels of effort > and preparation beforehand. > > --Brannon >
