<p>Hello all,</p>
<p>I am an EE M.Sc. student in Tel-Aviv University, Israel. I hope to apply for a top U.S. engineering school for PhD studies.
My B.Sc. GPA is about 92 (0-100 scale), which equivalent to 3.5-3.7 (Magna Cum Laude).
I have only one publication as a first author, two as a co-author.
TOEFL score: 106. GRE-Q: 790. GRE-AWA: 3.5.
The major problem is my GRE-V score: 310 :-(. As a English non-native speaker, I found the word list impossible to study...</p>
<p>Do universities in the U.S. count the GRE-V score for non-native speakers, or is a good TOEFL score enough?
Should I spend a couple of months studying the word list and taking the GRE again?</p>
<p>Thanks
Ronald</p>