Study guide for the GRE

Can anyone suggest a study guide for the GRE. I will finish my MS in the summer and I am looking at PhD programs. The schools I have it down to are-

TUI- expensive, require continuous enrollment, are not accepting new students at this time but I am in their system now, understand what they expect, and they are associated with a traditional campus

Nova (DBA) - more expensive than TUI, need to take the GRE but excellent reputation and they have a campus one mile from my house

NCU - not the best reputation but have the program I want PhD in Business - Management and affordable.

If I take the GRE and score above an 1100, I will apply to Nova and they my become my top choice but right now NCU is my best option.

 

GRE Study Guide

Try these links:
http://www.pinkmonkey.com/studyguides/subjects/gre/contents.htm
http://www.princetonreview.com/grad/testprep/testprep.asp?TPRPAGE=75&TYPE=GRE
http://www.greguide.com/
http://www.kaptest.com/repository/templates/ArticleInitDroplet.jhtml?_relPath=%2Frepository%2Fcontent%2FGraduate%2FGRE%2FPractice_Lab%2FGR_gre_laboverview.html

Best of Luck, David

 

1100 on Verbal + Math ? You should be able to get that score or more without a study guide. Perseverance is the key to the GRE, 4 plus long hours, a numb derriere, cramped writing hand, unsure about answers, why am I here attitude develpoment, I can take it again approach,etc. This after only 2 hours of testing. Oh its not that bad - only seems that way. See if you can take the Miller Analogies Test - 100 questions in 50 minutes and you are outta there. Whichever, they are no indication of how you will do with your studies they are just a money makers for the testing agencies and possibly the schools who proctor them. Good Luck, you will do just fine.

 

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Are you a motivational speaker?

 

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Remember Matt Foley???? In a Van down by the river.