I have taken the GRE exam twice, and I am about to start applying to graduate schools. The first time I took the exam I did extremely well on the quantitative portion, but no so great on verbal. When I took the exam again, I did very well on verbal, but my math score was lower than the first test. I have two questions about this:
1) When I unofficially report my scores on the application, would it be acceptable to put my highest score for Verbal and Quantitative, even if they are from different tests? The applications that I have seen only ask for the two different scores separately.
2) If I cannot for some reason, will the schools look at the two different tests scores?
Thanks!
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