GRE Final Scores
I was surprised to receive my official GRE scores in the mail today. I guess I didn't expect them to come so quickly. The 680 verbal score ended up being in the 95th percentile, and the 700 math score was in the 68th percentile. I was surprised to see that people generally score higher on the math section, I guess because that has always been more of a struggle for me personally. The essays turned out very well, I got a 5.5 overall on a scale of 0-6, which was in the 86th percentile. The 5.5 is an average of the 2 essays, so it looks like I got a 6 on one and a 5 on the other. I would be curious to know which essay received the higher score, but I don't think there's any way to find out.
Currently I am working on getting my first application completed so I can mail it tomorrow. I have to write a one to two page essay saying why I want to go into library science. I guess I need to get my 5.5 ass in gear!
Currently I am working on getting my first application completed so I can mail it tomorrow. I have to write a one to two page essay saying why I want to go into library science. I guess I need to get my 5.5 ass in gear!
posted by JC at 2:45 PM
7 Comments:
Nice work and now your onto the next step which is the fun part really. Are there programs close-by that your interested in?
There is a program at a school about 30 miles from my house.
I knew you would do great - and you did!
I'm so proud of you!!
All that studying and worrying for nothing - PFTZ!!
:)
You kick ass JC!
North Texas. I was surprised to learn that there are only 55 programs in the US that are accredited by the American Library Association, and North Texas happens to be one of them.
Hey you could check out Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, then when I move back there, you could hang out with my gang! My boys would get a kick out of you!
Wichita Falls...it's a thriving metropolis, I'll tell ya!
My aunt lived in Wichita Falls for about a year way back in 1980.
The only ALA accredited schools in Texas are UT, North Texas, and TWU.
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