Studying for the GRE in Grand Forks, ND

Whether you're just getting started on your GRE prep in Grand Forks or you're taking the test tomorrow, we've put together some tips to help raise your score. If you haven't registered for the GRE, you'll find the list of GRE testing centers available in North Dakota. The test is computer-based and offered year-round, though Fridays and Saturdays tend to fill up quickly. It's wise to register early. Once you're registered, check out average scores for schools you're applying to. Many schools, like North Dakota State University-Main Campus or require or recommend specific GRE scores depending on the type of program. We've put together data on the top graduate schools in the Grand Forks area, and the best options for GRE prep.

It's not uncommon to take the GRE more than once. You can take the GRE once every 60 days, and no more than 5 times in a rolling twelve-month period. The average GRE test-taker in Grand Forks spends about three months studying for the exam. Once you're registered for your test date, you can use a variety of books, apps, or prep courses to get ready for the exam.

GRE prep courses are always available as an option to help you raise your score. If you can't find a local option in Grand Forks, know there are many online options with live instruction available.