AboutJay Cutts Expertise Preparation for LSAT, GRE, MCAT, GMAT. Personal statements, letters of recommendation, graduate application process, practice tests.
No Questions about Undergrad Admissions Please (unless you are planning to go to law, business, medical or grad school eventually).
Note that I change private questions to public so they are available to others. If you have something that is truly private, let me know.
Experience Over 18 years full time graduate entrance exam prep with over 1500 students nationally and internationally.
Education/Credentials BA, Linguistics with Honors and Distinction, University of Michigan
MA, Special Education with an Emphasis in Learning Disabilities and Giftedness, with Honors, University of New Mexico
Question I need to take the GRE's and I want to go into programs with ABA and Psychology. Do I need to take two kids of GRE'S or just general GRE'S? And if I need a tutor, how would I go about getting one?
Answer Hi.
There is the General GRE and there are subject tests. Subject tests are only in certain specific areas. I believe there is a psych subject test.
Whether you need the subject test depends on the department you are applying to. They will either require it or not. Almost all grad programs do require the General GRE.
To study for the subject test, you mostly need to review subject matter. You can get an official review book from ETS, the people who give the test. You will probably also want to buy a commercial book, as it may give you a different perspective.
For the General GRE I will refer you to my website, where there is a lot of free planning info on the whole admission process, as well as on the GRE and how to prepare.
