I prefer Barron's, and it's what I use with my students.
It's important to take as many sample tests as possible; when you sign up
for the GREs, you'll be sent some test-prep software from the ETS. You
can also go ahead and download it (I believe it's all windows based) to
get started now. I recommend starting with the written practice tests,
which will probably be more familiar to you, and then transitioning to
the computer based tests (of which you will have fewer) in the final weeks
before you actually take the GRE.
Barron's has an excellent vocab list, but if you can afford it, WordSmart
for the GRE is also a great book to pick up.
--Brannon Smith
On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, David Zakar wrote:
Folks,
Just curious if anyone could recommend a good ("best"?) GRE prep book -
I want to take them before my brain totally atrophies, but I'd prefer
not to do it cold.
And many apologies about OT'ing so often.
--
David Zakar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
