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Hello, the university im applying for is asking for one of these exams with a minimum score, I have no idea about these exams so i wanted to know. Considering the following minimum requirments of each test set by the university, which one is the easiest exam i can take?
SAT: Test (SAT sections: Critical reading, Writing, Mathematics) and SAT Subject Test
(sections: Physics and Mathematics Level 1 or 2), with a minimum score of 500 in each
section. The three sections of the SAT test can be replaced by ACT Test with a minimum
score of 20.
GRE (General Test) with a minimum score of 150 in the "Verbal" section and 140 in
"Quantitative" section and any score in the "Analytical Writing" section GRE (General Test)
issued before August 1st, 2011 with a minimum score of 500 in the two sections "Verbal"
and "Quantitative", with any score in the "Analytical Writing" section.
GMAT with a minimum score of 500 in the two sections "Verbal" and "Quantitative", with
any score in the "Analytical Writing" section.
Thank you.
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SAT: Test (SAT sections: Critical reading, Writing, Mathematics) and SAT Subject Test
(sections: Physics and Mathematics Level 1 or 2), with a minimum score of 500 in each
section. The three sections of the SAT test can be replaced by ACT Test with a minimum
score of 20.
GRE (General Test) with a minimum score of 150 in the "Verbal" section and 140 in
"Quantitative" section and any score in the "Analytical Writing" section GRE (General Test)
issued before August 1st, 2011 with a minimum score of 500 in the two sections "Verbal"
and "Quantitative", with any score in the "Analytical Writing" section.
GMAT with a minimum score of 500 in the two sections "Verbal" and "Quantitative", with
any score in the "Analytical Writing" section.
Thank you.
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08 Aug 2014, 12:06
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Hi,
While I cannot say one of these tests is the easiest as opposed to the others, I can provide you a little bit of general info. The SAT is an exam commonly taken by highschool students to assist in admission to a university to acquire a BA. The GRE and GMAT are taken by students that have already graduated from college and either returning for grad school (GRE) or business school (GMAT). Although I cannot say one is the easiest because they are all relative to the person taking the test, the GRE and GMAT cover a more advanced set of content, being that they are taken in order to further your schooling career beyond that of initial schooling for a BA.
-Evan
While I cannot say one of these tests is the easiest as opposed to the others, I can provide you a little bit of general info. The SAT is an exam commonly taken by highschool students to assist in admission to a university to acquire a BA. The GRE and GMAT are taken by students that have already graduated from college and either returning for grad school (GRE) or business school (GMAT). Although I cannot say one is the easiest because they are all relative to the person taking the test, the GRE and GMAT cover a more advanced set of content, being that they are taken in order to further your schooling career beyond that of initial schooling for a BA.
-Evan
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