10-27-2009, 12:38 PM
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So...I'm taking the GRE in a month...
And obviously I've been studying...but does anyone who has taken it already have any tips/insights/random musing about the test you would like to lay on me?
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10-27-2009, 01:46 PM
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Read the answers before beginning the question. This gives you a chance to begin solving as you go. Helps you take note of what's important and what's filler.
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10-28-2009, 05:59 AM
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Location: Michigan
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I did the GMAT earlier this year, but I'm guessing the strategies are about the same...
Take as many practice tests as you can. Understand the rules & strategies before you go in - what's your time limit, are you better off guessing or leaving unknown answers blank, etc. If you can, find a study partner. Much easier if you have each other for motivation Don't pay for any expensive courses, study guides or software. 99% of anything you would pay for you can get for free at the library or online. Get out of your house to study - fewer disctrations. Go to the library. You'll be there checking out GRE books anyway. Good luck! |
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