GRE Test: Ultimate strategies, tips & tricks to scoring 330+ on the GRE test

Written by Chris Christensen

Narrated by Tyler Peterson

GRE Test: Ultimate strategies, tips & tricks to scoring 330+ on the GRE test (GRE tests)

Are you in the process of deciding whether to go to graduate school?

Are you going to take the GRE test, but you are really bad at testing? Or maybe you are having a nervous breakdown about it?

The Graduate Record Examination is held by the Educational Testing Service and is required for admissions into graduate programmes in universities in the United States of America…that’s something you probably have heard about…

But have you heard that most programs don’t even bother to look at your application if you have under a 300 GRE?!

Is there a really strategic way to prepare for it?

Treat GRE like any other skill, initially less familiar, but a skill that can be sharpened over time.

…..Many believe that GRE requires close to six months of intensive preparation. This is totally wrong! In this book, you’ll see that the GRE is not a particularly difficult examination….

In this book you will get a thorough idea of what areas you need to cover; strategies, tips & tricks for all these areas and the essential practice you need to succeed:

• Know completely what GRE is and is not
• How to register and attending the exam step-by-step
• Verbal Reasoning
• Quantitative Reasoning
• Analytical Writing
• Problem Solving
• Data Interpretation
• Practice questions

• Language: English
• Publisher: Chris Christensen
• Release date: Mar 13, 2021
• ISBN: 9781664937291

Chris Christensen

Chris Christensen is a recognized management authority with over four decades of both managing and advising managers on how to solve organizational problems. He has a strong background in technology and business. He is founder and president of Christensen Associates, Inc., a consulting firm in Playa del Rey, California. He has helped organizations all over the world solve problems in technology, manufacturing, healthcare, government, software development, energy supply, and business forecasting.