Can you share some gre retake success stories?

One common factor is identifying weaknesses. For example, if someone did poorly in the quant section the first time, they focus on improving math skills for the retake.

Sure. One retake success story is about a student who failed his first driving test. He was really nervous and made several mistakes. But he didn't give up. He practiced a lot more, especially on the parts he did wrong. On his retake, he passed with flying colors. He was more confident and had better control of the vehicle this time.

Sure. One gre success story is about my friend. He was not so good at English at first. But he studied hard for the GRE. He practiced a lot of reading comprehension every day. Eventually, he got a high score and was admitted to his dream school.

Sure. One success story is of a student who initially got poor grades in Math and Physics. After retaking, they worked with a personal tutor, dedicated hours to practice. They focused on understanding the concepts better and ended up getting A* in both subjects.

Sure. One success story could be of a student who was initially very nervous about the GRE. But with dedicated study of at least 3 hours a day for 3 months, focusing on vocabulary and practice tests from the Revised GRE materials, they managed to score really well. They used flashcards for vocabulary and took full - length practice tests every week to improve their time management.

One success story is of a student who initially scored low on the MCAT due to test anxiety. They retrained their mind to stay calm during the exam. They practiced relaxation techniques daily. On the retake, they improved their score significantly. They focused on their weak areas like organic chemistry and physics. They used flashcards and online resources for targeted study.

Sure! One success story is about a student who initially scored low due to test - taking anxiety. On the retake, they practiced relaxation techniques. They also spent more time on focused study of their weak areas like organic chemistry. This led to a significant score increase.

Sure. A guy I know was not confident about his writing skills for the GRE. But he started reading a lot of sample essays and practiced writing one essay every day. He also got feedback from his professors. Eventually, he got a really good score on the writing section. His story tells us that practice and getting feedback are crucial.

A student who was intimidated by the GRE math section found Magoosh GRE very helpful. Magoosh provided a variety of math problems with detailed solutions. It also had tips and tricks for solving problems quickly. By constantly practicing with Magoosh materials, the student overcame their fear of math on the GRE and scored well above their initial expectations.

There are many cases. For instance, a student had a low GRE score but had excellent letters of recommendation from well - known professors in their field. These professors highlighted the student's unique skills and abilities that were not fully reflected in the GRE. Also, the student had a very clear and passionate statement of purpose. The university saw the potential in this student beyond the GRE numbers and accepted them. In graduate school, the student worked hard and is now making significant contributions in their area of study.