Psychology GRE

[pacman8794]

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Does anyone have any advice as to a book to get in order to study for the GRE? I'm applying to a Master's program next year so I'm pretty sure I don't have to take the Psychology Subject Test, but I want to know what the best way possible to study for the math and verbal sections would be. I read reviews on the Kaplan book that weren't good at all. I don't know what to expect with the math and verbal; i need practice problems similar to that of the test. I don't need a high score to get into a Master's program, but I do need a decent score so any advice is greatly appreciated.

 

[Therapist4Chnge]

I know this has come up before, do a search for "psych GRE" in both the PsyD/PhD and MA/MS forums, and you should come up with a number of good threads.

-t

 

[deleted176373]

Does anyone have any advice as to a book to get in order to study for the GRE? I'm applying to a Master's program next year so I'm pretty sure I don't have to take the Psychology Subject Test, but I want to know what the best way possible to study for the math and verbal sections would be. I read reviews on the Kaplan book that weren't good at all. I don't know what to expect with the math and verbal; i need practice problems similar to that of the test. I don't need a high score to get into a Master's program, but I do need a decent score so any advice is greatly appreciated.

The Kaplan software is decent. Get the free GRE powerprep software (2 actual tests) and get the princeton review book. Took my GRE from a 960 on my first practice test to a 1300.

Mark