How can I get my essays reviewed?
There are four ways to get your essays reviewed.
ETS offers a great service for essays review. It costs $20 for two essays and you'll get six new bonus topics! You can purchase the service here or here.
We offer a service to review essays where Greg will make a private feedback video on one of your GRE argument or issue essays. The video will last 8-10 minutes and will cover feedback on grammar/mechanics, essay organization, cohesion and coherence, word usage, and persuasiveness. This service costs $15 for an essay and if you are interested, you can check the service out here.
This resource is currently unavailable until further notice.
You can have ChatGPT review your essay for free by going to https://www.gregmat.com/tools/write-essay. The steps go like this:
Write your essay
Click Save Essay.
Notice that a new entry should have showed up. Click the option to grade your essay:
After a minute or so, refresh the page. The icon should now be green. Click it, and a grade should pop up with feedback.
In a few cases, users have reported getting feedback for something that clearly doesn't make sense, for instance, a grade 4 with realistic-looking feedback for an "essay" with only a comma in it. Try again - if there are issues, contact the customer service representatives.
It is also important to note that ChatGPT is an AI model and not a human, and this should be taking into account when interpreting the feedback.
If you are a member of Greg Mat+, you can also post your essays to forums (under GRE Writing subcategory) and ask other members to review. Alternatively, Reddit is another option.
Remember to follow the rules of that subreddit when posting essays, or you risk it being removed.
Other than in the videos themselves, no. This means that we don't provide written examples of Greg's essays to avoid running into plagiarism issues by students, but you can watch his issue essays instead.
Sample essays are usually provided below the video. Here's an example.
ETS Score It Now Service
ETS offers a great service for essays review. It costs $20 for two essays and you'll get six new bonus topics! You can purchase the service here or here.
Video Essay Feedback
We offer a service to review essays where Greg will make a private feedback video on one of your GRE argument or issue essays. The video will last 8-10 minutes and will cover feedback on grammar/mechanics, essay organization, cohesion and coherence, word usage, and persuasiveness. This service costs $15 for an essay and if you are interested, you can check the service out here.
Automated ChatGPT scoring and feedback
This resource is currently unavailable until further notice.
You can have ChatGPT review your essay for free by going to https://www.gregmat.com/tools/write-essay. The steps go like this:
Write your essay
Click Save Essay.
Notice that a new entry should have showed up. Click the option to grade your essay:
After a minute or so, refresh the page. The icon should now be green. Click it, and a grade should pop up with feedback.
In a few cases, users have reported getting feedback for something that clearly doesn't make sense, for instance, a grade 4 with realistic-looking feedback for an "essay" with only a comma in it. Try again - if there are issues, contact the customer service representatives.
It is also important to note that ChatGPT is an AI model and not a human, and this should be taking into account when interpreting the feedback.
Greg Mat+ Forums
If you are a member of Greg Mat+, you can also post your essays to forums (under GRE Writing subcategory) and ask other members to review. Alternatively, Reddit is another option.
Remember to follow the rules of that subreddit when posting essays, or you risk it being removed.
Does Greg provide sample essays?
For ETS prompts
Other than in the videos themselves, no. This means that we don't provide written examples of Greg's essays to avoid running into plagiarism issues by students, but you can watch his issue essays instead.
For non-ETS prompts (i.e, ones created by us)
Sample essays are usually provided below the video. Here's an example.
Updated on: 24/05/2024
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