2012-07-09, 01:24 AM
Moonlapse Wrote:The thing about the GRE is you need to WORK PROBLEMS. Lots and lots of problems. It is important to learn test taking strategies and methods, but I think working the problems (and reading passages) is the most important part. For that I would recommend I book that is all problems and one book that is test taking methods. I think Kaplan also supplies these in addition to TPR. I don't really go outside those 2 brands so I can't tell you about others.
My GRE score was a 307-310 on the new grading system (probably 1070-1100 on the old scale) so hopefully I'm at least partially qualified to give you advice :p.
Hey Moon, thanks for the insights you've been giving me so far. Appreciate it!
Also, what's the "new" scaling system now? What's the ranges on it? Comparison to the old system? And I know that I should be aiming real high to do real well on the GRE, but what's considered a "high" score range?