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wisepluto:
Who knows anyone writing GRE soon. I have a fantastic Princeton material that helped me a great deal. Will give it out for free, though it cost me some dough when I got it.

Dewumi054:
Good afternoon people

Please is there anyone in the house who chose to study Geography/GIS in the united state, has been interviewed by the VO and has been issued a Visa? Please I need your help. My interview is just a week away. The first issue is the issue of home tie and the second is pertaining to the course. I've surfed the net and I couldn't come up with a better response to *why the course?* Please I need a response as soon as possible.

Thanks in advance

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RETIREDMUMU:
like success and richness engulf adeleke's families.

Adeleke family are in politics, they are in Arts, they own Educational institute, they are just in every where.

i have even dream my son must marry if not davido's imade, he must marry any one in Adeleke family

so shall it be

Yildiz:
Just got my AWA 4
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Q 163
V 159
A 4

LazyFolk:
Geography and regional planning , How are your study plans?

biikeys:
What do you intend to do with your degree when you graduate?

Ladson:
I have checked the school. you have indeed made my day. I appreciate your response.

Scholastica16:
Yours is this month right? I have been meaning to ask how your prep's been going.

Scholastica16:
This is exactly why this thread was created. Unfortunately, many just use it to gain information and then they leave wlithout giving anything back.

femi312:
My reply might not be what you are expecting to read but it is what it. Running away from GRE makes you sound like an unserious student. [/b]Do you know the number of Indian students applying for computer science in the US with mind blowing GRE score each admission cycle?[b] Now imagine you with no GRE, do you stand a chance? Even if you stand a chance at admission, can you afford the tuition? because you definetly dont stand a chance at funding except you go to all those one building school which in my opinion is not worth anybody's time. You don't want to experience thinking about how to pay tuition and at the same time turning in your homeworks, and keeping up with your courses. Its hell on earth. So go write GRE and aim for fall. You don't have to do the process in a hurry. What is worth doing at all is worth doing well. The decision is yours to make.

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DreManuel:
For you to hit Q 162 in Manhattan, it means you could get up to 166 in real GRE, ceteris paribus. Manhattan's quant is a bit tougher than actual GRE and I recommend it for practice. But, Manhattan's Verbal doesn't mimic the actual GRE too well. Yes, they use a lot of fancy words but their RC are not as complex as that of the GRE. That doesn't mean you should abandon Manhattan, you should just know its limitations.

So I recommend using ETS official guide to GRE Verbal and ETS Revised GRE guide. You will see questions of different difficulty levels and are actual past GRE questions. You will learn a lot of strategies from Magoosh guide and Videos too.

You would have to be patient with yourself. GRE is testing skills they expect you to have learned from primary school up till now and not just from last two months. Sadly, we don't learn much of those skills from our schooling especially those of us from Science background. So, identify your weakness in Verbal first - for most people it's the RC, so focus more on practicing that part. Learn how to read very fast without losing meaning. Learn reading by "chunking". Learn to read actively. When you read, take notes - yes! there will be time for it and it helps you read actively. With practice you will get better. These are just General tips I can give now. If you have specific concerns you can ask.

I think @gokuu can also come to your aid; he scored 162 in Verbal.

DreManuel:
My thoughts are not organized now cos of JOY. I will be back tomorrow to give you my two cents.

jaybiz007:
Glad to have you back scholastica16. I t got into a fully-funded MSc. program program at Auburn university. I hope your contingency plans come through in this admission cycle. It will be a huge plus to the black race to have you in a good PhD program in the US.

I would be glad if you could link me up with your pal that got into Auburn's PhD program.

Mr Topiipii, long time no email. Colorado no get joy at all.