And this is why I decided to take the GRE sooner rather than later. I always work myself up into a frenzy, stressing about how I'm going to do. I've taken a couple of practice tests, and I always test in the mid- to upper- 600s in verbal and 700s in math. I know a score in the 1300s should get me into ISU's PhD programs, especially as I already have an MA and got a 4.0, and Ivy Tech has a deal with ISU.
But. Still.
I guess I'm a worrier at heart. I know I'm a perfectionist. This time tomorrow, I'll be testing away, glad it's finally over. Glad to have this part over and done with.
So I can stress about the next part - getting admitted! ;)
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Good luck to you!! I hate tests and never do well on them. There are phd programs that do not require the GRE and the one I finally chose was one of those -- online of course :-) with no residency required. My health prevents me from traveling to and from classes on a regular basis (even if it's just once a week or even once a quarter). I never know from day to day if I'll be able to drive.
ReplyDeleteGood luck again!! I'll be watching your blog for updates!