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Archive for September, 2009

I am a pretty good student, my GPA is a 3.9. Out of all of the programs I am applying to, only one university requires the GRE. The prep course in my area is 0, and I really can’t afford it. Will I be OK if I just get a GRE prep book to study with? Please only answer if you actually know, thanks

I am looking at gaining admittance into a Psychology program to get my PhD. and would like to do well on the GRE–there are so many study prep options available!

Some grad school say subject test is recommended but not required. Deadline is this December and I don’t know if I have time to study, suggestion anyone? Should I take it?

I’m planning on buying a laptop before I start college next year…In your opinion what would be the best brand/type of laptop to buy? I want it to have a decent battery life and to overall be reliable. I plan on using it for papers and research and such…and facebook as well…any input?

I came to the US last year and I want to go to a graduate course.
I need books to prepare for the GRE by myself. And I’m thinking it would take about 6 months-is it enough? Also my biggest weakness is writing because English is not my 1st language.

I want to take the GRE exam before they change in september. I just need some suggestions on some GRE prep courses.

Are all the questions, regardless of difficulty, worth the same…or are more difficult questions worth more?

Barrons

Kaplan

REA

800ScoreGre

Princeton Review

I’ve looked through examples in these books..and they all vary somewhat in difficulty level. I would like to know from those of you who have taken the gre recently, or at least have a knowledge of it, which book you would best recommend..

thanks for the help!

going to be taking chem, psyc, math, writing in fall semester. I am not really familiar with buying computers and all, so if someone could provide some guidance. I want something that will last me all four years, going into biology major. What is the best kind of laptop for college, what do most students use?

That is if you are not working and can dedicate a substantial amount of time each day. I’m working with an application deadline and would just like to know how realistic it would be to try to take the test in time for that deadline. And I understand that everyone is different and "it depends" and all that. But just a general idea please. Thank you

I want to know exactly how, where, when and any info you can give me about GRE tests I want to go to grad school, and first need to take the GRE.

I really don’t want to go past 500 bucks. My major is pre-med biology. I will mostly use my laptop for office stuff like microsoft word etc. Surfing the web…and of course downloading music and watching dvds. I would also like for the laptop to have a built in webcam but its not that essential….SUGGESTIONS PLZ….if you have a laptop that works really good suggest it.

Just what the question above says?

I live in Philadelphia and I am trying to take a GRE prep course. Do you have any recommendations. Thank you for your suggestions.

How to take GRE exam to become a classified student for completing Master’s Degree? What is the process? Where to prepare?
thanks

Is it true that doing well on the first 10 questions on a gre section will drastically improve your grade?
GRE= graduate record exam.

I would like to buy a laptop for college. I am not an avid gamer but I would like to run at least the basic design software on it without a hitch. I won’t use it for anything other than college work and the internet. What would you guys recommend? I would like it to be as cheap as possible.

I am trying to get into a PhD program for sociology and need to know what sort of studying will benefit me the most for the GRE.