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Literature in English GRE Study Schedule - Ruddigore - 08-11-2009 On November 7 I hope to/plan to/will take the plunge with the Literature in English Graduate Record Exam. It is daunting but exciting (imagine getting to study literature for three solid months!). I am applying for IC forum help, of which there is always plenty. These are the study materials I have: Norton Anthology of American Literature Volume 1 (the library has Vol. 2) Norton Anthology of British Literature - The Major Authors A book on literary theory on order from the library Old ETS sample questions Princeton Review practice test ETS practice test Eventually the ETS practice test they mail to you before you when you register. Lots of books This is the plan I wrote up yesterday to combat the exam: Sunday - 30 minutes in afternoon, other make up in the afternoon Monday through Friday - 2 hrs in morning, 1-2 in afternoon, make up in evening Saturday - 1 hr in morning, 0-1 in afternoon, make up in evening Does this schedule sound sufficient? But perhaps a better question would be, does it sound doable? Do any of you who have taken the test have any advice for more study materials? I have looked through the specific exam feedback, but have not yet digested all the information. Thanks, R.