<p>And does each one you take count?</p>
<p>You can take the GREs whenever you want, but the scores are only good for five years (so taking them freshman year of college probably isn't a good idea, in case you want to take a year or two off after undergrad).</p>
<p>I believe I've heard that all scores are shown on each score report.</p>
<p>^^^^ correct</p>
<p>Some schools take your best scores. Some average your scores. Some takes your most recent. So pretty much it depends on the institution</p>
<p>Do subject-test GREs show up on the same score report as the general test? I'd assume so, since the SAT was that way, but I figure I'll check</p>
<p>Yes, they show up on the same score report, but only if you request that it's that way -- when you ask them to send score reports to a school, you have to specifically request that they send both your general and subject scores. It doesn't cost any more to send both, though.</p>
<p>Just as a heads-up to people who are applying this year -- ETS is kind of incompetent, and I'd advise checking with all your schools to make sure the scores actually get there. </p>
<p>I had to spend $21 extra dollars for a rush report even though I'd sent the scores to that school already and my scores had gotten to all the other schools I had listed on the original score report sheet. And they don't even send them by mail to the schools -- most of them get scores electronically.</p>
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<p>Way to rock the understatement. :p</p>