07-27-2009, 07:52 AM
MaieJaie Wrote:Yes, that's the one. There are a couple of other study guides for the GRE Literature out there, but neither one gets great reviews. The ETS guide mostly covers general info about the test with little insight into how to do well on the exam. The REA guide, according to reviews, has several inaccuracies on its practice tests. The Princeton Review's Cracking the GRE Literature Test has great reviews; it's accurate and provides valuable insight into the test and how to maximize your score. Plus, the Princeton Review guide is usually also the least expensive of the study guides!!!
Thanks! I've got it in my 'to buy' section. You are encouraging me to maybe give this thing a try. My son is going to do it in November. I just don't want to embarrass myself with our score comparison! :o But, I gotta get over that!
[COLOR="Teal"][SIZE="4"]Margo
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[SIZE="2"][B][B]"By endurance, we conquer"[/B][/B][/SIZE] [SIZE="2"] [SIZE="1"] ~ Sir Ernest Shackleton[/SIZE][/SIZE]
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[SIZE="1"]College credits from my previous life:
Western Civ. I, Intro to Psych, Drawing,
U.S. Hist. I, Amer. Gov't, and Composition
for a total of 18
CLEP done through 2010:
U.S. History II (66)
Analyzing & Interpreting Lit (70)
Introduction to Sociology (71)
Social Sciences & History (70)
College Mathematics (57) :o
Hoped for end result before arthritis sets in:
BA in Art, Liberal Studies, or Humanities[/SIZE]
[/COLOR][/SIZE]
[SIZE="2"][B][B]"By endurance, we conquer"[/B][/B][/SIZE] [SIZE="2"] [SIZE="1"] ~ Sir Ernest Shackleton[/SIZE][/SIZE]
__________________________________
[SIZE="1"]College credits from my previous life:
Western Civ. I, Intro to Psych, Drawing,
U.S. Hist. I, Amer. Gov't, and Composition
for a total of 18
CLEP done through 2010:
U.S. History II (66)
Analyzing & Interpreting Lit (70)
Introduction to Sociology (71)
Social Sciences & History (70)
College Mathematics (57) :o
Hoped for end result before arthritis sets in:
BA in Art, Liberal Studies, or Humanities[/SIZE]
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