I stand corrected on the Princeton Review guides. The math and full GRE workbooks are riddled with errors… Stick with the Kaplan and ETS guides! That being said, I do still recommend the Princeton Review crash course booklet, because it gives great tips and recommendations. However, I’m floored at the number of mistakes they have in their books.

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Ok thanks!

I stand corrected on the Princeton Review guides. The math and full GRE workbooks are riddled with errors… Stick with the Kaplan and ETS guides! That being said, I do still recommend the Princeton Review crash course booklet, because it gives great tips and recommendations. However, I’m floored at the number of mistakes they have in their books. Read More »

To answer your question: I’m studying on my own and I’m gonna take it in August :) I recommend the Kaplan premier guide, plus their math + verbal workbooks. The Kaplan premier guide comes with a CD-Rom with a bunch of practice tests. Get ETS’s guide, since they’re the people who write the exam. ETS won’t really review math/verbal skills as much as Kaplan, but you’ll get practice questions that are going to be very similar to what we’ll find on the exam. Also, Princeton Review has a great “crash course” book that gives really good tips and tricks. I’m also considering purchasing Princeton Review’s math + verbal workbooks and their guide as well. I got McGraw Hill’s math + verbal workbooks, but I didn’t find them very helpful. McGraw Hill’s workbooks are better for remedial practice of math and verbal skills. I purchased them all on Amazon.com because the prices are very good on their website! :D

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Cool, thanks so much! I think I’m going to take the GRE in August too 🙂

To answer your question: I’m studying on my own and I’m gonna take it in August :) I recommend the Kaplan premier guide, plus their math + verbal workbooks. The Kaplan premier guide comes with a CD-Rom with a bunch of practice tests. Get ETS’s guide, since they’re the people who write the exam. ETS won’t really review math/verbal skills as much as Kaplan, but you’ll get practice questions that are going to be very similar to what we’ll find on the exam. Also, Princeton Review has a great “crash course” book that gives really good tips and tricks. I’m also considering purchasing Princeton Review’s math + verbal workbooks and their guide as well. I got McGraw Hill’s math + verbal workbooks, but I didn’t find them very helpful. McGraw Hill’s workbooks are better for remedial practice of math and verbal skills. I purchased them all on Amazon.com because the prices are very good on their website! :D Read More »

Not a question, but anyways: I think Tumblr deleted the link I posted as a note for your last post o_O… Here it is again: http://www.ptcas.org/PTCASCrsPrereq2010_11_forApplicants.pdf This will show you all the prerequisites for PT programs that participate in PTCAS. There’s also a page on PTCAS’s website that shows the GRE requirements for PT schools and whether they want you to take the old or new version of the GRE. Also, I can recommend some good study books for the new GRE if you want :)

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Thanks so much! And I’d definitely love your new-GRE study book recommendations. Did you study on your own, or did you also take a course? Most of the schools I want to apply to say they prefer the old GRE, but I don’t have time to take it until the new one is available, so

Not a question, but anyways: I think Tumblr deleted the link I posted as a note for your last post o_O… Here it is again: http://www.ptcas.org/PTCASCrsPrereq2010_11_forApplicants.pdf This will show you all the prerequisites for PT programs that participate in PTCAS. There’s also a page on PTCAS’s website that shows the GRE requirements for PT schools and whether they want you to take the old or new version of the GRE. Also, I can recommend some good study books for the new GRE if you want :) Read More »

I’m about to graduate college and I still need to take a lot of pre-reqs too before applying! How are the classes so far?

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I haven’t started the science pre-reqs yet. I start them next week and expect they’ll take about a year. I graduated from college as a psych major, so at least I have the humanities classes down. What was your major, and why’d you change to PT?

I’m about to graduate college and I still need to take a lot of pre-reqs too before applying! How are the classes so far? Read More »