Depreciation is a term used for tax and accounting purposes that describes the method that a company uses to account for the declining value of its fixed assets (or tangible assets that have an estimated useful life of one year or longer).
Remember that the Verbal and Quantitative portions of the GRE have a score range between 130-170, and the average GRE score for is around 151 for Verbal and 152-153 for Quant.
** ETS does not provide a specific comparison value for students scoring a 165 in the Quantitative section of the Revised GRE. However, students scoring a 164 on the Revised GRE are equated to students scoring a 790 on the old GRE, and both are given a 90th percentile rank. For complete score conversion and comparison tables, please see: 1  New GRE Scoring Tables for the Revised GRE (based on test-taker performance between August 1, 2011, and April 30, 2012)  GRE Scoring Tables comparing old GRE (pre-August 2011) and Revised GRE (post-August 2011) scores and percentiles.