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Originally posted by RBL
Hey Bruhs and GC Peeps
I'm looking to take the GRE sometime in April. For those who have taken the test do you have any success strategies you would like to share?
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I've taken both the GRE and LSAT (I went to Grad school and am now in law school) and I recommend the workbooks typically found at Barnes and Nobles. The most important thing, I think, is to become familiar with the question styles, learn the strategies for handling each type of question in a timely fashion, AND DO PRACTICE TESTS!!!
I took the GRE online and you can't use the "skip-a-hard-question" approach for that so I recommend looking for tips on taking the test online if you are taking it online. If you have the choice, I recommend paper.
With the LSAT, I did all of the above, and took Kaplan. It was well worth the money. They really teach you all of the tricks for getting your score up and, if you do your lessons and keep up, 9 times out of 10, your score will be greatly improved for it.
You can write it off as an educational expense (or better - your company, if you are working, may pay for it).
SC