Grad School 101: Your Guide to Graduate School Entrance Exams: MCAT, GMAT, LSAT, GRE
Monday, April 30, 2012
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Not only is summer the perfect time to catch up on all those Gossip Girl episodes you missed during the semester, but it’s also the perfect time to get ahead of the game. With no schoolwork to complain about, summer can be the perfect time to squeeze in some uninterrupted studying, and maybe even knock the test out of the way! Prepping for graduate school entrance exams can feel like taking the SATs all over again (and for some of us, that’s an experience we don’t want to relive any time soon), but from the deadlines to dates, we’ve broken down the exams so you don’t have to. By getting organized now, you won’t have to stress about the details later. Knock ‘em dead!
With this HC guide, you can totally rock the LSAT like Elle!
About the Author
Biography
Taylor Trudon (University of Connecticut ’11) is a journalism major originally from East Lyme, Connecticut. She is commentary editor of the student newspaper, The Daily Campus, a blogger for The Huffington Post and is a proud two-time 2009 and 2010 New York Women in Communications scholarship recipient. She has interned at Seventeen and O, The Oprah Magazine. After college, Taylor aspires to pursue a career in magazine journalism while living in New York City. When she's not in her media bubble, she enjoys making homemade guacamole, quoting John Hughes movies and shamelessly reading the Weddings/Celebrations section of The New York Times on Sundays (with coffee, of course).
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The GMAT is also changing this June. If you have been studying for the GMAT, I would advise you to make the appointment for the exam before June 5. After that, another section called Integrated Reasoning will be added.
Hiya, I am really glad I've found this info. Today bloggers publish only about gossips and internet and this is actually annoying. A good website with interesting content, that is what I need. Thanks for keeping this website, I'll be visiting it. Do you do newsletters? Can not find it.
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The GRE is completely changing this August, so some of this info is changing dramatically if you are testing after August 1. If you are planning to take it after the changes, make sure to get revised GRE prep books because the old ones won't help you at all. But, if you weren't look forward to all of the analogy questions, you are in luck. The question formatting seems to be changing for the better, so you can still rock it!
Are you kidding about the princeton review being a popular MCAT review? I've never heard of anyone going anything other than Kaplan or ExamKrackers.
Great article! I also think it would be interesting to see the most read her campus articles of 2010. Just a thought....
Hugely helpful tips! Great article!
don't forget about the PCAT DAT and other exams!
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