Computer Adapted GRE (CAT)
(One-on-one Instruction)
The Computer Adapted GRE is a shortened version of the old paper-and-pencil test. It lasts 2 hours, 15 minutes and includes:
• One 30-minute, 30 question "verbal ability" (vocabulary
and reading) test that consists of
> antonyms
> sentence completions
> analogies
> reading comprehension
a strong vocabulary background is essential
• One 40-minute, 28 question "quantitative ability"
(math) section that includes
> four-choice quantitative comparisons
> five-choice problem solving questions
> charts
the content is based on high school level math
• Two Analytical writing sections that include
> A 45-minute "Present Your Perspective on an Issue" task, where you
state your opinion on an issue of general interest.
> A 30-minute "Analytical Argument" task, where you critique an
argument for logical soundness
Instruction at Focus on Learning Center
One-on-one instruction is the most beneficial and cost effective preparation. We use your previous GRE score or an on-line test taken at the Focus on Learning Center as a base score. Your individualized program will be set up based on
• your goal score
• the requirements of your graduate program
• your consultation
(the program may range between 4-20 hrs with trained subject specialist-coaches)
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