The GRE score required by the top 30 schools in the United States is generally 320, and that of the top 30-50 schools is 365,438+00. The analysis and writing items of the top 30 schools are 3.5+, and the writing items of the top 30 schools are 3.0+.

Harvard University

Harvard University is the most famous institution in the United States, and its GRE score is extremely high. Harvard Law School accepts candidates to apply for GRE scores instead of LSAT scores, giving students one more choice.

Princeton University

In addition to higher GRE scores, Princeton University requires students to have a TOEFL score of not less than 104 and an IELTS score of 7.0.

However, in 20 19, Princeton announced that GRE scores were not required for 14 master's application, which was good news for some students.

Yale University

The admission rate of Yale University is relatively low, only about 6% per year, so the GRE, GPA scores and work experience materials should be eye-catching and the possibility of being admitted is relatively high.

Columbia University

Many students in China apply for Columbia University every year. Many students can take the GRE exam in about 325 points.

In addition to the above schools, if you want to apply for MIT, Stanford University, California Institute of Technology and other universities, your GRE score should reach 330+.

For ordinary students, it is very difficult to test 3 15+, 320+ is a good score, and those who score 330+ on GRE are great gods.

If students have a good English foundation, they should be able to get good grades if they spend three or four months preparing for the exam. When preparing for GRE, don't blindly pursue fast, every step should be slow and steady. Strive for high scores in stability.