GRE prep recommendations
03-16-2004, 08:03 PM
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GRE prep recommendations
about to start looking into grad school apps. you guys have any insights on gre prep/ study? ie. kaplan vs princeton review, or which publishers make good review books?
03-16-2004, 08:51 PM
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I didn't study at all and got into stanford. 
I don't know which course is better...personally I benefit more from reading books and working on my own rather than listening to some instructor blather on and on.
I did use review materials for the Subject test (Biochem/Mol.Biology)...I can't for the life of me remember which books I used. But I did get 98th percentile on that
Good luck...what field are you looking at?
I don't know which course is better...personally I benefit more from reading books and working on my own rather than listening to some instructor blather on and on.
I did use review materials for the Subject test (Biochem/Mol.Biology)...I can't for the life of me remember which books I used. But I did get 98th percentile on that
Good luck...what field are you looking at?
03-17-2004, 09:47 AM
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I just took the GRE in December 
The best thing to do is pick up the Princeton Review Book that comes with a CD of Practice tests. Also, when you register for the GRE, they'll send you a practice CD.
Read the book and take the practice tests, you'll do fine
The best thing to do is pick up the Princeton Review Book that comes with a CD of Practice tests. Also, when you register for the GRE, they'll send you a practice CD.
Read the book and take the practice tests, you'll do fine
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