Due to a lack of test-taking opportunities, it hasn’t been easy for Korean students to take the Graduate Record Examination – known as the GRE, seeking to go on to advanced studies. The test covers analytical writing, verbal reasoning and quantitative reasoning. Earlier they had to even resort to leave their country to take the test, but not anymore. According to David Payne, vice president of the Educational Testing Service, which administers the GRE, Korean students will be able to take the GRE once or twice a month, instead of once or twice a year. Also now, students will be able to receive test results in 10 to 15 days, instead of six weeks.

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