Nothing fancy but GRE prep books are great. Easy place to start.

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Jul 12, 2024
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Blue Golfer

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GRE study prep advice

DodgerCoug

Jul 12, 9:10pm

Nothing fancy but GRE prep books are great. Easy place to start.

Blue Golfer

Jul 12, 9:14pm

Yea I bought a good study guide on Amazon. Plan on putting in 12 hours a week

DodgerCoug

Jul 12, 9:27pm

Sounds like a good plan. You can also rent them from the library.

Blue Golfer

Jul 12, 10:45pm

Take practice tests and understand the questions you get wrong. There may be

dYrtbYkerYder

Jul 12, 9:27pm

I would just get the Official GRE Test Prep book, and study the whole thing.

triumph

Jul 12, 9:28pm

I was the opposite. I was coming from a job as a newspaper reporter/editor so I

dYrtbYkerYder

Jul 12, 10:11pm

I bought the Kaplan online course for a few hundred bucks. It was really

ossicles

Jul 12, 9:48pm

Definitely going to check this out thank you so much.

DodgerCoug

Jul 13, 12:36am

Yes, realize nothing else matters. Make it your full time job for 6 weeks and

Hawk Talons

Jul 12, 9:53pm

After taking the LSAT and GMAT…

dut99002

Jul 12, 10:35pm

If you are serious about it, take a class or get a tutor. You get out what

Mitty

Jul 13, 8:22am

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