Fetal presentation is different from fetal position. Fetal position refers to the orientation of the fetus within the birth canal (eg, looking toward the mother's pubic bone (OP), or look toward the mother's coccyx (OA), etc.)
At about the same time as your scores are available in your My GREÂ® Account, your official score reports are sent to the schools you designated. If you take the computer-delivered test, it is about 10 to 15 days after your test date. If you take the paper-delivered test, it is about six weeks after your test date.
During week 4, you will finish your preparation for the GRE. You'll review the second of your simulation exams, and, more importantly, you'll do more practice questions and then REVIEW all of the practice questions that you have seen. You'll need to spend at least 6 days in preparing for the GRE, spending upwards of 2 hours each day, for a total of 12 hours. Here is a sample week plan: Day 1: Review the second simulation GRE exam that you took at the end of week #3.