Well, the GRE is over and done with, and I have to say, the studying and the prep course paid off. Sorry for the absence—it's been a very full few days. I'm a little loopy with freedom, and busily planning social outings and recreational spending. I've got a bunch of stuff to catch up on, and may be draining my emergency fund (temporarily!)—updates are to come!
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4 comments:
i'm interested to know which GRE prep course you took?
I did Kaplan—I discarded their advice on the analytical writing section completely (and I think my essays were the better for it), but they offer a bunch of helpful strategies and lots of content review for both the verbal and math sections.
Congratulations. One of my friends has worked for Kaplan for years; I'm not surprised it helped you.
Congrats on finishing the GRE! Glad the prep course paid off. :)
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