The GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) is a test that evaluates English language, Math and other skills and is often considered as a determining factor in the admission process to a Master degree program or for the awarding of scholarships.
This section evaluates the written communication skills and the ability to critically analyze an argument. It consists of two writing activities:
1. Describe your perspective about an issue (30 minutes)
2. Analyze an argument (30 minutes)
This section evaluates the comprehension of written texts and ability to identify associations between different information that needs to be analyzed. There are three categories: sentence equivalence, text completion, reading comprehension.
This section evaluates the quantitative reasoning ability along with problem-solving and the mathematical interpretation of data. There are three types of questions: problem solving, quantitative comparison, and numerical entry.
You will be assisted by a North American teacher specialized in this type of preparations.
During the course you will receive exam simulations that your teacher will correct so you know what your current score is and learn to take the exam.
Our group courses do not exceed 5 people, this ensures a better attention to the student. The group courses start at the beginning and the middle of each month and the schedules are in the afternoon, usually from 19:00 – 21:00.
We utilize a coaching system. We also offer college counseling to our students.
