Still hunting all over the internet for formula sheets to use in prepping for the GRE? Well, I've searched high and low and, although I try to get free resources whenever possible, this was just too good a deal to pass up.
For just under $9 (plus $1.95 shipping), and an immediate download to boot, you get a comprehensive, yet concise formula sheet to review before taking practice sets and exams. I really can't think of anything they've left off this sheet and all formulas are relevant to the GRE.
You can click on the above image to view and order. There are also math formula sheets for other exams at these links:
ACT Math Formula Sheet: http://www.actmathformulas.com/
SAT Math Formula Sheet: http://www.satmathformulas.com/
GMAT Math Formula Sheet: http://www.gmatmathformulas.com/
I highly recommend this resource, a real time-saver!
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Showing posts with label New GRE. Show all posts
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Having trouble scoring high on GRE Verbal?
The key to scoring high on the GRE Verbal portion is to give yourself plenty of time to study lots of vocab, including definitions, word roots, synonyms, and word in context.
Remember, the GRE exam format is changing August 1, 2011. Your study materials will need to reflect this change, as much will be different about the revised exam.
What to expect with the New GRE exam
Some helpful study prep resources I recommend are displayed below:
Remember, the GRE exam format is changing August 1, 2011. Your study materials will need to reflect this change, as much will be different about the revised exam.
What to expect with the New GRE exam
Some helpful study prep resources I recommend are displayed below:
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
GRE Prep Tutoring
As you know if you are tutoring or taking the GRE soon, the format on this exam will be changing on August 1st. I'll be starting a new student this week who plans to take the "old" exam in mid-July. (The later-July exam dates have all filled as students scramble to take this exam version.)
I use the Kaplan GRE Math and Verbal workbooks (image links below) because, as I mentioned previously, students seem to do better with learning content when it's presented in workbook form. These books give lots of practice both by knowledge area (general, algebra, geometry) and also by question type (quantitative comparisons, word problems, and data representation).
I simply take the number of tests in each manual and divide it among the number of weeks I'll be meeting with the student. This way we'll know how much ground we'll need to cover each week in both in-session and home study.
Links to workbooks for the current GRE are found below; workbooks for the New GRE are available as well.
I use the Kaplan GRE Math and Verbal workbooks (image links below) because, as I mentioned previously, students seem to do better with learning content when it's presented in workbook form. These books give lots of practice both by knowledge area (general, algebra, geometry) and also by question type (quantitative comparisons, word problems, and data representation).
I simply take the number of tests in each manual and divide it among the number of weeks I'll be meeting with the student. This way we'll know how much ground we'll need to cover each week in both in-session and home study.
Links to workbooks for the current GRE are found below; workbooks for the New GRE are available as well.
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