Where can I find a good and reasonably priced GRE preparation course?
August 8th, 2009 | 
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I want to improve my GRE score to get into a good International Relations graduate program. Kaplan has programs, but the cost of over 00 seems exorbitant to me. Where can I find a GRE preparation course at a reasonable price?
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You might want to check and see if there are any offerings at your local community college. They’ll still be more expensive than the books other people are recommending to you (which I think are perfectly valid strategies), but much, much cheaper than Kaplan and the like.
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look for them at the library (free, just remember to keep rechecking it as long as you need it and someone else has not requested it) and sometimes you can find a reasonably new one at a thrift stores or garage sales…
check with the librarian at your university – they may have one you can borrow or use at the library as reference material.
also go to the career counseling center at your university. They may have aprogram for loaning them too. good luck.
Purchase a Barron’s guide GRE prep book at Barnes and Noble. It will set you back about twenty bucks. This is just as good as a prep course. You just need to discipline yourself to do each and every section, and each and every practice test. Set aside time every day and STICK TO IT. The "prep classes" are not worth it, and they give you the illusion that you are doing something, when in fact you are passively listening. You need to DO, not sit and listen.