I wonder if there has ever been any challenge to the "cursive" requirement--like you say, what's the legal standard for cursive? I don't recall it from when I took the GRE.
I mean, since when is that a legally required skill?
Only write a handful of things in cursive anymore--all of them having to do with old-style security. Although it is arguably much faster, engineering school completely broke me of it, and now I only write in all block caps. (Well, approximately.)
BTW, did you take a subject-specific or just the general? And I hate the abstract logic puzzles.
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I mean, since when is that a legally required skill?
Only write a handful of things in cursive anymore--all of them having to do with old-style security. Although it is arguably much faster, engineering school completely broke me of it, and now I only write in all block caps. (Well, approximately.)
BTW, did you take a subject-specific or just the general? And I hate the abstract logic puzzles.
-B.