Quote: (12-12-2014 11:39 PM)iknowexactly Wrote:
Quote: (12-12-2014 10:42 PM)infowarrior1 Wrote:
...The testing of abilities which women have a sex advantage in are remarkably over-emphasized and makes men and women appear more intellectually equal than they really are.....
http://atavisionary.com/how-standardized...alues-men/
I agree that the test makes men and women look more equal than they are.
However, another issue is that the GRE math aren't supposed to require calculus are they? That would disadvantage non-science majors.
There's no way you can do calculus without having had courses in it.
This lack of the ability to add Calculus and beyong in the test would contribute to a ceiling effect I think.
They should still change it.
Also the lack of spatial reasoning in academia is interesting because it sort of explains the many, many millionaire auto mechanics.
That's what the GRE Math is for
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, and why top mathematics and statistics programs require it.
That covers Calculus, Algebra (linear and abstract), and also stuff like Analysis, Topology, Statistics.
Also, so ETS can make more money.
The balance between GRE Quant and GRE Verbal is actually better nowadays on the new GRE (which is out of 170 for both Quant and Verbal).
Currently, a perfect score of 170 on Quant is a 98th percentile--before it was a 92nd percentile at a perfect score of 800. A 169 on Verbal puts you at 99th percentile--previously, a 740-750 already put you at the 99th percentile.
Thus, if you were a white or Asian male and/or an international student, not achieving a perfect score of 800 back in the day could had been instantly fatal to your graduate school chances at top programs in Pure/Applied Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Economics, and the like.