This fantastic site lets you create your own virtual flashcard sets manually or from other people's sets. Once you've got your sets there's a variety of study games they have to help you learn your words. Theres a couple high frequency GRE word lists here that you can hack up into manageable amounts and work through progressively.
Best book: Barron's
I also have a few helpful .pdf's I found during my studies. [email protected] if you want them. Good luck on your test, I take mine in January.
Re:GRE
by gvwoods on Thursday December 17, 2009 @08:22AM
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Thanks for the suggestions. I will pick up Barron's GRE and the Princeton Review this evening. noisedom:those websites look to be very helpful as well. Thanks
http://www.drrajusgre.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=15
I'm sure ETS isn't happy about this, but some test takers in India regularly post actual GRE quant questions to these forums.
http://www.quizlet.com
This fantastic site lets you create your own virtual flashcard sets manually or from other people's sets. Once you've got your sets there's a variety of study games they have to help you learn your words. Theres a couple high frequency GRE word lists here that you can hack up into manageable amounts and work through progressively.
Best book: Barron's
I also have a few helpful .pdf's I found during my studies. [email protected] if you want them. Good luck on your test, I take mine in January.