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You need at least 1 month and probably no more than 6 months to study for the GRE, depending on your situation. Factors that change how long you need to fully prepare for the GRE include: the GRE test scores you need for your target grad schools, how long you’ve been out of school, how […]
GRE math questions cover a wide range of topics including arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data interpretation. With so many areas to study, practice is the key to mastering the GRE math section. Don’t worry—Magoosh is here to help! The GRE math practice questions in this post will help you identify which areas you need to […]
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Update: This “how to study for the GRE in one week” study schedule is now available in a redesigned, printable version! So, you’ve procrastinated, or have maybe just learned that you have to take the test, because the program you are looking to get into happens to require the GRE. Obviously, this isn’t an enviable […]
The GRE vs LSAT: What are the similarities and differences between these two tests? You’ll find out if you click on this post by Magoosh!
GRE Reading Comprehension is probably the most difficult section to improve in. Even when progress occurs, it happens slowly. Many become understandably discouraged. After all, there are few sections in which you can feel flustered and perplexed even after reading the explanation. Perhaps my number one piece of advice on this matter: Don’t give up. […]
Ah yes, autumn. Leaves erupt in dozens of hues, the air is fringed with a chilly bite, and the endless light of summer evenings gives way to darkness. (Please disregard the preceding sentence if you live south of the equator). In honor of Nyx, the Greek goddess of the night, and Carpo, the Horae of […]
Over the next month, Americans are going to be fixed on the television, watching the three scheduled debates between Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton and Republican hopeful Donald Trump. Trump, known for his aggressive swagger and tendency to speak over the moderators, is likely going to go after Hillary, who is known for her sangfroid […]
We all belong to some group. Perhaps it’s the weekly soccer team for over-40 dads, the scrabble aficionado club that “squares off” at the local Starbucks, or the GRE superfans group on FB (not at all likely—wink, wink), working hard to improve their AWA writing scores. Then there are some groups that you are clearly […]
Many words in English carry a connotation somewhere between playfully sneaky and downright deceptive. To help you avoid mistakes on the GRE, here are just a few such tricky words I had up my GRE sleeve! Artifice A misleading word, since we tend to think of “art” as honest and pure, rendering the world in […]