Excuse me, do I need to take GRE to apply for studying British and American literature in the United States? Does GRE still have to take math tests?

In addition to law and business, graduate students applying to the United States must also take GRE, including mathematics.

"The most difficult question, the difficulty is about one year higher" ... I don't know when this is the old yellow calendar. Last year (or the year before last) ... I can't remember clearly), ETS made an adjustment to GRE, mainly in mathematics, which increased the difficulty, but don't feel too terrible. There are still many simple questions. China students with intermediate questions are sure to have no problem, but there will always be one or two questions, but you are not studying engineering and science. In a word, it is not a big problem for China students to get effective scores in GRE mathematics, but American professors all know that China students are good at mathematics and do poorly in exams. What do you think the professors will think?

In addition, because you apply for English and American literature, composition and oral English are very important, and professors will definitely have higher requirements in this respect when choosing students, because this will determine whether you have the ability to complete your studies smoothly and excellently.