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Although my English is pretty good, I’m really concerned about my upcoming GRE examination. Obviously, I won’t be able to score as good as a native English speaker in verbal reasoning. My average score so far is 460-480 (in practice tests). I don’t really expect to get more than 500.
On the other hand, I’ve got best academic records on the entire course, competitive TOEFL score and a good chance to get a perfect (or at least almost perfect) score in GRE math reasoning part. However, since I’m applying for the world’s top universities, such as MIT and Princeton, I’m really concerned about GRE verbal test.
Do you think its so important that I should completely switch to memorizing as many new English words as I can?
All, I am trying to come up with a study plan for the Math GRE subject exam and would like some advice, preferably from those who have already taken it or tutored test takers, on how to prepare for it. I am aiming for as high a score as possible, and I minored in math as an undergrad. I would be especially grateful if anyone could recommend specific textbooks or study guides to work with beyond the Princeton, Kaplan, REA, Rudman, et al., subject test guides.
I have the ‘08 ed. of the Kaplan study guide, and the flashcards. I’m making my way through the book… and I know most, if not all the words on the flashcards. Do I need to get a book in addition to this one (like Princeton), or was just one book enough for you? I just want to take the test once, but I’m anxious about it.
(I should be taking it maybe in August or early Sept.)
From anyone who has taken it this year or at the most a year ago…What were the best study guide books for them (e.g. Princeton, Barron’s, ETS…etc.) Same for the Psy. subject test. Thanks!
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.
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.
This will be my first time taking the GRE and I am wondering which book is better in preparing you for the exam. I’ve already bought a Princeton 2010 GRE book but was wondering whether I should purchase another book (such as Kaplan, Barron’s, or some other book). Which books, study habits, and test techniques helped you? I am wanting to get an M.A./Ph.D in Psychology as I am a double major in Psychology and Human Development with a Minor in English. Thanks!