Bishop of the UCF said the GRE changes will force students preparing to graduate to rely less on memorization and more on reading, reasoning and analyzing. According to the College of Graduate Studies for the 2010 school year, there were more than 12,000 applicants to UCF’s graduate school. Of these applicants, more than 7,500 were accepted. The current scores are based on a 300 to 800 scale while the new scores are 100 to 200.

The revised test will have new questions, a different format, a new scoring system and should better reveal a student’s likely success in graduate school, according to the website of the Educational Test Service, the administrator of the GRE. You can find the article on Central Future Florida.com