ETS Tuning GRE policy: Test interval reduced to 20 days

More Information Network May 29, the GRE official ETS announced will adjust the examination policy: this year July 1, the GRE candidates allowed two examinations interval of 20 days, that is, 21 days from the last examination can again take the GRE general examination, and in any consecutive 12 months, up to 5 examinations. Dawn Piacentino, director of the GRE, communications and service, said the adjustment would arrange for more exams, and if the candidates think they failed to perform at their best level, they could go to the next test as soon as possible to achieve the desired results. At this time last year, ETS also adjusted the examination policy to adjust the shortest interval to 30 days (starting with 60 days). Applicants can choose their own satisfaction with the GRE score sent to the institutions, the same time interval shortened, meaning that you can take more exams, get better results, and then increase the success rate of application. For the institutions that set up the GRE course in China, the adjustment of ETS policy means that the arrangement of shifts, even the content of teaching and the methods of instruction, may need to be adjusted accordingly.