So I finished my GRE general test
Here comes the real fun: the statements of purpose for 7 American and 4 British universities. Let's get skilled in the art of catchy, literate, entertaining and informative but not amusing, emotional or bombastic writing. Sounds for me like a paper about n HIV cure.
Something else: There's a hairl-dresser in Euston station with a very time efficient system. First you buy a voucher at a ticket machine (9£ for men), then you queue up, get your hair cut and finally they treat you with a «head-vaccum cleaner» to get rid of all those tiny pieces of hair that would drive you mad. Very innovative, quick and cheap.
Labels: applications, GRE
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Hi Mike,
What was your core?
Surprisingly good verbal part with 650. 780 on maths, but I completely screwed up the writing part with only 3.5 points (which places me in writing in the lowest 20%). I can get a first class degree and win a FEBS medal, but I can't write about generic topics. This was probably my downfall in the US applications.
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