ZHOU Anyu GRE

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This document is a GRE examinee score report for Anyu Zhou, a male student from China, showing his scores on tests taken on August 31, 2013 and May 4, 2013. On the most recent test, he received a verbal reasoning score of 145, quantitative reasoning score of 165, and analytical writing score of 2.5. The report also provides definitions for percentile ranks and information on ordering additional score reports and interpreting GRE scores.

Print Date: 11/02/2013
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GRE Examinee Score Report
Note: This report is not valid for transmission of scores to an institution.
All dates are formatted as MM/DD/YYYY.
Examinee Information
Name: Anyu Zhou
Address: ROOM 2-5-2,NO.56BAISHAN ROAD
EAST HUANGGU DISTRICT
Shenyang, 110034
China, (People's Republic of)
Email Address: 873269380@
Phone Number: 13936626323
Date of Birth: 01/23/1991
Social Security Number:
Gender: Male
Intended Graduate Major Code: 1601
Intended Graduate Major: Engineering -- Other - Aerospace
Engineering
Most Recent Test Date: 08/31/2013
Registration Number: 7847727
General Test Scores
Test Date Verbal Reasoning* Quantitative Reasoning* Analytical
Writing
Prior Format Current Format Prior Format Current Format
Scaled Score Estimated
Current Score
Scaled Score % Below Scaled Score Estimated
Current Score
Scaled Score % Below Score % Below
08/31/2013 145 24 165 91 2.5 06
05/04/2013 138 06 170 98 2.0 02
NS — No Score. Indicates that no questions were answered.
Only reported score will be available for display.
* The GRE Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning score scales changed in August 2011. For tests taken August 2011 or later, scores are printed in the
"Current Format" columns. For tests taken before August 2011, scores on the prior scales and the corresponding estimated scores on the current scales are printed in
the "Prior Format" columns.
Subject Test Scores
Test Date Test Name / Subscore Name Scaled
Score
% Below
Score Recipient(s)
Your score reporting history is shown below. "Pending" indicates your scores are not yet available, or your order has not yet been processed.
Undergraduate Institution
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ZHOU Anyu GRE

1. Print Date: 11/02/2013 Print GRE Examinee Score Report Note: This report is not valid for transmission of scores to an institution. All dates are formatted as MM/DD/YYYY. Examinee Information Name: Anyu Zhou Address: ROOM 2-5-2,NO.56BAISHAN ROAD EAST HUANGGU DISTRICT Shenyang, 110034 China, (People's Republic of) Email Address: 873269380@ Phone Number: 13936626323 Date of Birth: 01/23/1991 Social Security Number: Gender: Male Intended Graduate Major Code: 1601 Intended Graduate Major: Engineering -- Other - Aerospace Engineering Most Recent Test Date: 08/31/2013 Registration Number: 7847727 General Test Scores Test Date Verbal Reasoning* Quantitative Reasoning* Analytical Writing Prior Format Current Format Prior Format Current Format Scaled Score Estimated Current Score Scaled Score % Below Scaled Score Estimated Current Score Scaled Score % Below Score % Below 08/31/2013 145 24 165 91 2.5 06 05/04/2013 138 06 170 98 2.0 02 NS — No Score. Indicates that no questions were answered. Only reported score will be available for display. * The GRE Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning score scales changed in August 2011. For tests taken August 2011 or later, scores are printed in the "Current Format" columns. For tests taken before August 2011, scores on the prior scales and the corresponding estimated scores on the current scales are printed in the "Prior Format" columns. Subject Test Scores Test Date Test Name / Subscore Name Scaled Score % Below Score Recipient(s) Your score reporting history is shown below. "Pending" indicates your scores are not yet available, or your order has not yet been processed. Undergraduate Institution Report Date Institution (Code) Department (Code) Test Type Test Date Score Recipient(s) Report Date Institution or Fellowship Sponsor (Code) Department (Code) Test Type Test Date ®

2. Requested scores are sent only if available on report date. * Undergraduate Institution does not wish to receive scores ** Score recipient not valid/active QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS GRE REPORT OF SCORES Information to help you interpret your GRE scores is available at www.ets.org/gre/stupubs. If you have any questions concerning this GRE Report of Scores, call ETS at 1-609-771-7670 or 1-866-473-4373 (toll free for test takers in the U.S., U.S. Territories*, and Canada) between 8:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. EST or email gre-info@ets.org. *Includes American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands SCORE REPORTING Policies pertaining to score reporting and use are periodically reviewed and revised by the GRE Board. The policies and procedures explained in the 2012-13 GRE Information and Registration Bulletin are effective only for the time period of August 1, 2012, to June 30, 2013, and supersede previous policies and procedures in previous Bulletins. GRE scores are reportable for five (5) years following the testing year (July 1 to June 30) in which you tested. Currently, GRE scores earned after July 1, 2008, are available. PERCENTILE RANK (% BELOW) The percentile ranks in this report indicate the percentage of examinees who scored below your score. Note that these percentile ranks may be different from those that applied when the scores were originally reported to you if the scores were earned prior to July 2012. This reflects annual updating of these data to permit admissions officers to compare scores, whenever earned, with those for a recent reference group. Interpreting Your GRE Scores Order Additional Scores Reports Note: This report is not valid for transmission of scores to an institution. Copyright © 2013 by Educational Testing Service. All rights reserved. The ETS logo is a registered trademark of Educational Testing Service.

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