What GRE score do I need for a scholarship?
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Scholarships are few and far between for grad students. You're better off aiming for a teaching assistantship at whatever school admits you.\n\nIf that fails, you might go for a fellowship, but they tend to support areas lacking grad students (science and engineering)\n\nThere is no clear cut GRE score to get and it depends a lot on your area. If you're a math major, the quantitative should be high. If you're English, verbal should be high. Writing isn't really weighed heavily by anyone, since your personal statement shows that.
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You need to take a Scholarship Aptitude Test and pass it with a very high score. Offcourse your grades in the school in India also matters and it has to be good
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Depends which Drama School etc. you want to go to.\n\nRefine your question, spell scholarship correctly, and resubmit.
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Yes, if you are an international study TOEFL required to take, it may not be considered for scholarship but admission only.\n\nGRE® - Graduate Record Examinations® may not be required to take for non-native English speaker in some schools, but when you get HIGH GRE (+high GPA), the change to get scholarship will be very high.\n\n----------For the test fee, you can visit http://www.ets.org/--------\n\nThe tuition, room and meal and other expenses are varied belonged to which school you will attend.  In U.S, payment for master degree can be more expensive than for some other countires.  It can ranking from 30,000 to 45, 000/year or even more.
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# TEP 1: Familiarize yourself with the overall format of the test. The GRE tests three main areas: verbal ability, mathematical proficiency and analytical ability. There will be two sections for each of these areas, plus an extra unscored section. The content of the unscored section will vary.\n# STEP 2: Take as many practice GREs as possible. The more practice you get, the more familiar you'll become with the test's format, and the more comfortable you'll be when you actually take it.\n# STEP 3: Review the directions for each section of the test before you take it. Skipping the directions will save time during the test.\n# STEP 4: Remember that you will have 30 minutes to complete each section of the exam. Each verbal section will have 38 questions, each math section will have 30 questions, each analytical section will have 25 questions and the unscored section will have 25 to 30 questions, depending on content.\n# STEP 5: Familiarize yourself with the question formats for each section. The verbal section has four types of questions: antonym, analogy, sentence completion and reading comprehension. The math section contains quantitative comparisons and basic problem-solving, and the analytical section features analytical reasoning and logical reasoning questions.\n# STEP 6: Increase your vocabulary. The verbal portion of the GRE is essentially a vocabulary test.\n# STEP 7: Review basic math such as geometry, algebra, proportions, fractions, percents, decimals, the order of operations and anything else you might have learned in high school math.\n# STEP 8: Try solving a few logic puzzles and games to prepare for the analytical portion of the exam.
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Apply.\n\nNo, really.  Apply.  It is the first step in getting ANY scholarship.\nTalk to your school guidance councellor, and he or she will show you where to apply.
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I am pretty sure that you dont, I would ask the school that you are applying to. They should be able to tell you what is needed.
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Once you register for the GRE, you can download the software PowerPrep. This is the only online free resource that I know of. I bought a book that came with practice questions, tips, and a CD with full length practice tests. Good luck!
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I took the GRE last summer.  The most important thing is to focus your goal by looking at the average scores for the programs you are interested in.  This way you know if you need to focus on math or verbal.  Then you can use your prep time most efficiently.\n\nTo prepare for the verbal, I subscribed to the New Yorker magazine.  It was much easier to read the magazine for a few months than to cram some vocab cards.  how boring!\n\nI bought a prep book with 7 practice tests.  After each test, i graded each type of question - analogies, etc, to see where my weaknesses were.  Then I studied that type.\n\nIf you study hard, I'm sure you'll do well.  But i found that the recommendations were much more important in my app than my gre scores.\n\ngood luck!
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it depends. Is this the new SAT where the score is 2400? If so, more than likely most schools will not offer over 1/2 of expenses in scholarships.\n\nIf this was the old SAT with it's 1600, then you're in good fitting. Most schools will offer you a decent scholarship. However, if the school has a large number of students (20,000 and above), you'll be competing against more students with a high scores and GPAs, so you will likely not get much from them.
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Many schools will give you a full ride if you become a National Merit Scholar. For instance, Arizona State University, U of Oklahoma, and U of Alaska at Fairbanks all offer full ride scholarships for National Merit Scholars. To become a National Merit Scholar, you need a high score on the PSAT.
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I recommend The Princeton Review series. I used their guide to prep for the GRE and I aced it.
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I think that you should sign up at scholarships.com and they ask you a series of questions to determine the scholarships for you. There are also a couple of other sites that I am sure you can find by typing it into a search engine.
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I suggest getting one of the GRE study guides from Princeton Review, Kaplan, etc.  Those things give you strategies for working with the type of questions you will have on the GRE.  They stress how to score points on the exam, how it is structured, how to use the answer choices, etc.  It won't make you an better at math, but it can prepare you for the exam (which is presumably what you are after).  Give yourself enough time to read the texts and get practice and even time to ask someone for some help on some of the types of problems.
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It depends on which schools you are considering applying to, but generally speaking, grades are always the most important. Most schools have a minimum score on the SAT or ACT to get in. I never even took the SAT's, but I had a 4.2 GPA, and a good ACT score, so I not only got accepted but was offered a scholarship.
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Let me explain how the graduate system in Chemistry works in the US (for all the schools that I know of anyway).  Every year at this time of year (late December / early January) prospective graduate students apply to the Chemistry programs they are interested in.  Each Chem. program reviews the applicants and look for the candidates that look interesting.  The criteria upon which this decision is made are: 1) Course work and grades, 2) GRE scores, 3) letters of recommendation (there are also other items for foreign students, such as a TOEFL score).  The letters of recommendation typically carry the most weight, although the others are important.  If you can make the cut, and you live in the US, the schools will fly you in on a recruiting trip.  If you are foreign, then often a trip is not offered.  For the foreign students, many times a phone conversation is held.\n\nOK, so once the school decides on the students they like, they make an offer.  The offers are typically for $10-20K per year, with anywhere from 4-5 years guaranteed so long as you remain in good standing.  So basically, you can go to grad school and live poor, and not need to go into debt with loans, etc.\n\nI answered the question as I did, because 'scholarships' in graduate school are few and far between.  It is much more common to have access to scholarships for undergraduates.  Grad students are typically supported by research funding that has been awarded to a professor.
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The pattern is going to change only by October 2007.As you are in pre final year I recommend you to give the GRE by next year April or May i.e., your semester holidays.It will give you ample time application process.Hope This will help you.If you need more info don't hesitate to contact me as I've experience on this.Good luck.