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

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Jul 12, 2024
9:28:40pm

triumph Contributor

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

Even if you think you’re already good at the quantitative or verbal stuff to should still do the prep. I’m an engineer so I focussed on prepping for the verbal and didn’t focus on the math. I ended up getting perfect score on verbal and just did ok on the quantitative section.

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triumph

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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

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

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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