I'm done! And I just signed up to take the GRE on Wednesday!
Wait, is that a rave? Ah well, They say 10-15 days for scores to be processed, and that puts me at 24 days to deadline. So it's not guaranteed, but it seems like it should go out in time. Now I just need to study and own the damn test. OWN it.
If anyone has any extra special super awesome GRE math or written study advice, send it on over.
Sending good luck your way!
It's maybe not the best advice, but I thought I would share my story with you re: the GRE. It's kinda funny how it turned out.
So, I took it for the first time last year (09/09), and got a score I wasn't happy with (440V, 590Q, 4.0), but I didn't think I had a good shot at vet school anyway (first app cycle). So, I didn't retake it, and decided to save the money.
Well, I decided to retake it this year for my 2nd app cycle. My test date was in August, and I LITERALLY studied everyday this summer, starting in June. When I retook it, I only got 440V (same as last year!), 680Q, and 3.5 (yep, LOWER than last year!). I was livid
I decided to retake it AGAIN the weekend after I got my disappointing scores, and my mentality totally changed. I think I was so pissed about my score, that there was no room to be nervous. I totally felt like some kind of warrior or something.

Anyway, I did much better - 480V, 730Q, 4.0. I know the verbal isn't great, and the writing score is just average, but I was so excited about my quant. score, and I retook it in time to have those scores count this app cycle.
So, maybe try going in pissed/determined/"warrior" mentality??

It's definitely better than nervous!!
Also, when I studied this summer, I used a princeton review book that had something like 1,000 practice questions in it, and a friend and I worked through that whole book together. I know you don't have a whole summer to work with, but doing as many problems as you can will definitely help. Also, the GRE website has a "ScoreItNow" program that costs like 10 bucks, and it lets you practice writing. The program scores your essays instantly, so it gives you an idea of how you are doing. There is also an option to be timed, so it is practice for the real test. You probably already know about the math and verbal practice tests that are on the GRE website also, but I thought I would mention it anyway.
🙂
Ugh....it's such a horrible test.....