07-23-2010, 11:42 PM
Eh, that's a bit inconvenient when I am outside of the USA atm, and not planning on applying for another year. I might shoot them an email inquiry though.
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07-24-2010, 08:41 PM
Is it one test that covers all subjects? All multiple choice?
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07-25-2010, 06:22 AM
BrandeX Wrote:Each one covers a single subject. Thank you! Im wondering if I should try it.
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07-25-2010, 10:33 AM
BurnieGirl Wrote:Thank you! Im wondering if I should try it. Which subject(s) interests you? Be sure to download a practice test from the official site.
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08-09-2010, 04:12 PM
I was wondering about the CS GRE. I found an online master's that is super cheap (5k cheap) and they accept any bachelor's if you can get in 50th percentile in this test. This is great for me, since I am graduating soon with a bachelor's in English.
I've taken two programming courses - Java and C# - and I did pretty well. How much studying would this take? Is it doable? Are there training courses that will teach you all you need to know?
08-09-2010, 04:39 PM
doghouse42 Wrote:I was wondering about the CS GRE. I found an online master's that is super cheap (5k cheap) and they accept any bachelor's if you can get in 50th percentile in this test. This is great for me, since I am graduating soon with a bachelor's in English. I've looked at the CS GRE Subject. Its not pretty. You need a lot of indepth knowledge about theory, as well as everything else. The only training course I've seen is a bachelors in Computer Science... Not trying to be snarky at all, but the subject matter is pretty deep. To get an idea of it, download the .pdf for the test from ETS...
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08-09-2010, 05:37 PM
TMW2010 Wrote:I've looked at the CS GRE Subject. Its not pretty. You need a lot of indepth knowledge about theory, as well as everything else. Are you knowledgeable in CS? I only took 2 programming courses and some of that stuff is familiar. I certainly would need to study a lot for it, but saying, "The only training course I've seen is a bachelors in Computer Science" is not really meaningful. I haven't seen many things that exist. If, on the other hand, you have looked and searched and came up empty-handed and you think that there is no way to learn this outside of actual college classes, then OK - but is that really true? People don't teach things outside of college classes? Anywhere?
08-09-2010, 08:23 PM
doghouse42 Wrote:I was wondering about the CS GRE. I found an online master's that is super cheap (5k cheap) and they accept any bachelor's if you can get in 50th percentile in this test. This is great for me, since I am graduating soon with a bachelor's in English. I know of at least 3 members of this forum (myself included) who may take the Computer Science GRE. It will be a long time before I start looking for study materials. When I do, I will check out this link for the Subject GREs Forum: GRE Computer Science I wish you the best in preparing and taking this exam! Please come back and share your experiences with the study resources that you find to use. I'm sure it will be helpful to many.
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08-09-2010, 09:41 PM
doghouse42 Wrote:Are you knowledgeable in CS? I only took 2 programming courses and some of that stuff is familiar. I certainly would need to study a lot for it, but saying, "The only training course I've seen is a bachelors in Computer Science" is not really meaningful. I haven't seen many things that exist. If, on the other hand, you have looked and searched and came up empty-handed and you think that there is no way to learn this outside of actual college classes, then OK - but is that really true? People don't teach things outside of college classes? Anywhere?If you would take a moment and look at the content in the test, you'd see what's involved. There are resources for everything on the test, obviously. Here's a list of resources for the test Advice needed for GRE CS prep - Test on April 14 , 2007 As far as background, I know nothing at all about cs,programming, system analysis. Not a thing.
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