GRE test prep based on your section goals

Use a recent GRE score or official practice test to identify the Verbal, Quantitative, and Analytical Writing work behind your target, then set the schedule from the application and test dates. Greg offers both in-person and virtual tutoring.

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GRE content

Separate knowledge gaps from timing problems

A useful baseline shows which concepts, question types, and pacing choices belong at the front of the plan.

Verbal Reasoning

Reading comprehension, text completion, sentence equivalence, vocabulary in context, inference, and argument analysis.

Quantitative Reasoning

Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis, along with problem setup and use of the on-screen calculator.

Analytical Writing

A focused position, relevant reasons and examples, clear organization, and revision within the 30-minute Analyze an Issue task.

How Greg helps

Connect section work to the application timeline

Greg uses your section targets and application dates to divide study time, review missed questions, and add timed practice.

Step 1

Set section targets

Review the programs on your list, current scores, and remaining test dates before assigning study time.

Step 2

Address recurring misses

Study the concepts and question types behind repeated errors, then confirm them with short practice sets.

Step 3

Add timed sections

Use official-format practice to test pacing, review each miss, and choose the next topics.

GRE questions

Answers before you begin

What sections are on the GRE General Test?

The GRE General Test includes Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing.

What math appears on the GRE?

GRE Quantitative Reasoning covers arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis. Calculus and trigonometry are not tested.

How is a GRE study plan built?

The plan starts with a recent score or official practice test, then connects section priorities to graduate program goals and the test date.

Does Greg offer in-person and virtual GRE tutoring?

Greg offers in-person and virtual GRE tutoring. Include your city and preferred session format in the first email.

What should I send Greg?

Send your scheduled date, recent section scores, target scores, application timeline, and the graduate programs under consideration.

Start with your GRE section scores

Send Greg your Verbal, Quantitative, and Writing scores, targets, scheduled test date, Palm Beach County city, and preferred session format.

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