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.
So, I took the GRE today. I got my estimated score immediately after and was not thrilled. I'd like to take it again, but you can only do it once per calendar month which means I have to wait until December 1st, at least. Most applications are due December 14th or 15th. Would this be enough time for the schools to get the new scores? Or, if the scores came after the due date, would they even be looked at? Also, side question: I've been studying for the GRE for a few months. I do reasonably well on the practice tests and I've used a variety of books. But nothing, I mean NOTHING was as difficult as the test today. It was full of trick questions and I felt completely out of my league.