I took kaplan prep course for GRE last summer. If I sign up for Lsat prep do I get a discount?!

I need to take the GRE to get into graduate school. How hard is it? What do I need to study? Are there any ways you can suggest to prepare other than the Kaplan study guides (I already have those)?

Are courses like Kaplan and Princeton review worth the cost or will the published books with sample questions adequate?

Is there a good test prep course (ie: Kaplan or Test Masters) and do you think it matter whether I take an online vs. an on-site course?

Can anyone give me advice on the math section of the GRE? I am horrid at math, and the best score I’ve gotten out of the three times I’ve taken the GRE is a 370. I’ve tried Princeton Review (online course and book), Kaplan’s review, and many other GRE books. I don’t know what to do but I retake the exam on the 29th of Jan. Any quick tips or helpful ideas are welcome Thanks!

So the 3 books that I can’t decided between are of course PR, Kaplan & Barrons and I’ve heard a lot of good and bad things about all of them. I’m not that bad at math already so a book that isn’t too amazing in the math section wouldn’t be too bad. I do need a REALLY high score in the writing and verbal sections for the graduate program that I am going to be applying for. Which book would you recommend for a high writing and verbal score? Also, should I bother buying the CD with the book?

Has anyone taken or knows someone who has taken a Kaplan program or used an equivalent program to prepare for the GRE? Which course did you take: Instructor-led or online self-study? Did you feel it prepared you better than studying on your own would have? Do you feel its benefits were worth the cost to enroll? Thanks so much!

I’m looking into taking a GRE prep course, but would like to hear from people. Good, bad? Kaplan, Princeton Review, other? Private tutoring, online tutoring, alternate methods?

Did you find their methods helpful? Bad? Did you get your money’s worth? Did you get the refund they promise if you don’t raise your scores?

I am looking EXPERIENCES about the prep courses. I know a lot of people just say study from the books, there are online things, etc. but I’m trying to gather as much information as possible.

What type of prep class, in-class, private tutor or online, did you take? Who taught it (kaplan, princeton review, etc)? Did you like it? Was it helpful?
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I don’t have time and can’t afford to do the kaplan classroom course. I was wondering which is better Kaplan or Princeton or whatever else you know of? Can you please tell me why it’s better? Thanks, I appreciate it.

GRE online prep courses, in-class prep courses, etc. and by who? (kaplan, princeton review, etc…)
What was your experience with the prep course you took?
By who and and what type (online or in-class, private tutor)?

I’m trying to figure what might be the best GRE prep course. I saw MLIC on the internet and it looked like it would offer the best training, but when I looked them up on the better business bureau website, they were not listed. Do you know if they are legitimate, and as good as they claim to be? Better than Kaplan and Princeton and Testmasters and Powerscore?

I am wanting to take the GRE and I want help in preparing for it. But I’ve looked and Kaplan and Princeton Review. Their courses cost as much as a down payment on a new car.

I need a structured test prep course for the GRE’s, i took kaplan and wasn’t happy with it… any suggestions

I would love top hear personal experiences with some of the more popular (and unpopular) prep courses, like Princeton Review, Kaplan or Testmasters. Also, has anyone heard of MILC? They guarantee a score of at least 1300 on the GRE. Any input on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I was checking my college bookstore and I found a few GRE study guides. There was a general one, a Kaplan, Barrons, Princeton Review. Which of those would be of the most benefit? If there is a different one give me the name of it, and any other suggestions for studying. What about the LSAT I’m going to start studying for that as well. Thanks.

What is the best GRE prep book? Kaplan? Princeton Review? Barrons? what?

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!

I am about two weeks away from taking the Biology Subject Test GRE and four weeks away from taking the General GRE. Does anyone who has taken these tests before have any study suggestions? I already have the study materials from Kaplan and have the Princeton Review Cracking the GRE guides on the way. Would it be a wise idea to go back through my notes and texts from my undergrad courses and re-read these? Any and all tips would be GREATLY appreciated!

Hey I was just wondering if anyone took the Kaplan classroom course and found it helpful for the Verbal Section of the GRE? How much did you score improve etc..?

I have the Kaplan one but wanted some more.
Thanks

ive already worked through the verbal. i also got the kaplan box of flashcards for that part. im now onto the quantitative secitonh. wondering if studying this entire book will be enough to get a high score on the GRE ? Thanks

I took the Kaplan test for the LSAT and it didnt prove to be real helpful. I dont want to waste 00 again. Anyone know of any specific self study methods. Hope this is enough info, thanks in advance.

I only have one chance to take it before applying to grad school… does anyone know of anyone else that has taken a Kaplan Class before the GRE? Thanks so much.

Please reply asap as this is urgent. I’ve been using Peterson’s to prepare for my general subject GRE test which is on September 9th for a while now but my cousin who aced her GRE’s (just started her master’s at Harvard University last month) recently suggested that I use the Princeton Review, Kaplan or Barron’s. She didn’t mention Peterson’s so I don’t know if I should take that to mean that Peterson’s is not a very good guide to use for studying.