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[Spiky]

Anyone know where/when/if it's possible to take the GRE exam somewhere in Seoul? I'm guessing they must have a computer center where it's administered, but I have no idea where or how to find out about it. Any ideas?

Thanks for helping!

[Tony Danza's Houseguest]

I thought the same thing. I even saw an advertisement for an ETS testing center in Kangnam. Only Toefl. Made me rather angry.



June 2004 at Kyunggi University in Seoul is the next time available.
http://ftp.ets.org/pub/gre/sup0304.pdf

[Spiky]

Thanks!

You're helpful. Tony's lucky to have you for a house guest!

Cheesy, I know, but it's Friday afternoon and life is good!

Anyway, thanks!

[Ryst Helmut]

Here's the link that has no use....

http://www.gre.org/pbtlist.html#korea

As you may know, the GRE is now only offered by the CAT...at least, Stateside...or so I've been informed. Also, if I recall correctly, due to India and China/Korea's vast cheating scams, ETS pulled their tests until they deemed the facilities 'cheat-proof.' Dunno if they've lifted said tingy.

As for location, you can take it in Mapo-gu, Yeom-li dong...or Jong-ro.

Shoosh,

Ryst

[the_beaver]

I took the GRE once upon a time here in Seoul. Can't give specifics cause I kind of did it as an afterthought, but the location was near Kyoungbok or Insadong.

[ryleeys]

Would it be better to take the GREs in America or Korea (just cause I can do it sooner while I remember the crap)?

[kangnamdragon]

Try one of the major universities or ask a hagwon which teaches GRE prep test courses.

[Ryst Helmut]

[maxxx_power]

Would it be possible to take the CBEST, PPST, or Praxis exams here in Korea? Anyone do this?

I need a teaching job back home to fall back on during the day while I go to school at night. Might as well get licensed to do so.