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Ready to study? Rather than take it all on in one week, or cram the night before, try a study schedule.
  • Every week should include practice on analogies, antonyms and sentence completion, since all of that goes along with vocab. We will focus on vocabulary, which can be used as a spring board for the analogies and antonyms.
  • For the math portion of the test, weeks 1-4 focus on quantitative math problems, weeks 5-8 focus on problem solving and weeks 9-12 focus on chart problems.
  • Reading comprehension will be honed in weeks 1-6; the essay gets attention in weeks 6-12.
Now for the schedule itself. GRE-O-Matic suggests:
  • Week 1
    1. Letter F
    2. Quantitative problems
    3. Reading comprehension

  • Week 2
    1. Letter P
    2. Quantitative problems
    3. Reading comprehension
  • Week 3
    1. Letters R and A
    2. Quntitative
    3. Reading comprehension
  • Week 4
    1. Letter S
    2. Quntitative
    3. Reading comprehension

  • Week 5
    1. Letters B and V
    2. Problem solving
    3. Reading comprehension
  • Week 6
    1. Letter E
    2. Problem solving
    3. Reading comprehension

  • Week 7
    1. Letters G, J and M
    2. Problem solving
    3. Essays
  • Week 8
    1. Letter C
    2. Problem solving
    3. Essays
  • Week 11
    1. Letters L, N and O
    2. Charts
    3. Essays
  • Week 12
    1. Letter I
    2. Charts
    3. Essays

  • Week 13
    1. Letters Q, U, W, X, Y and Z
    2. Review all math (quantitative, problem solving and charts)
    3. Review reading comprehension and essays

  • Week 14
    1. Take test.
    2. Relax and enjoy the life.
    3. Clear space on your refrigerator for the many grad school acceptance letters to arrive soon.

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