Tuesday, May 17, 2011
GED VS GRE
A friend told me today that this story was blog worthy. :) So for awhile now I have been trying to decide whether or not I should take the GRE. I am not sure if I want to I want to go to Grad school. About two months ago I had a really rough day at work and thought "this is the push I need, Grad School it is." I stopped at a bookstore to pick up the study book. I grabbed the first one I saw and continued on my way. So a couple weeks ago I finally got around to looking at the book. To my surprise I found that it was not the study book for the GRE but the study book for the GED. I think I retroactively failed both high school and college.
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that definitely is blog worthy lol good laugh out of it :D
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