Study Prof

Here are some free online GRE practice problems.  I have worked through some of the practice tests on this site, and they seem to be very similar to the actual GRE.  I haven’t looked through their study tips yet, so I can’t vouch for those.  Enjoy.

In the movie Lady in the Water there is a character who is always lifting weights. But he always does the exact same exercise; he lifts the same weight, in the same way, with the same arm. As a result, he has one huge muscular arm while the rest of him looks completely normal.

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When learning vocabulary, get more bang for your buck by looking at synonyms at www.dictionary.com or sister site www.thesaurus.com. For example, when studying a word such as garrulous, you can also memorize verbose, prolix, loquacious, and voluble, all of which mean talkative, more or less.

As you go through them pay special attention to how they differ; prolix, for example, has the idea of tediously long-winded, while garrulous refers more to going on and on about relatively trivial matters. By grouping all these words together you establish a category and make all the words more memorable.

ReadWrite blog has put together a great list of web apps for students. Take a look.

Check out 7 Strategies to Raise Your GPA over at PickTheBrain blog.  Any of these sound familiar?

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Check out http://www.webmath.com/index.html for some very straight forward and easy to follow guidance.