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Cracking the GRE with Sample Tests on CD-ROM, 1998 Edition
An updated edition of the popular guide to the Graduate Record Exam provides a wide variety of helpful test-taking strategies, as well as information on the most frequently asked questions and vocabulary. 65,000 first printing.
448 pages, Paperback
First published January 8, 1989
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September 24, 2020
4.5 stars
The Princeton Review. Cracking the System. The GRE.
By Adam Robinson and John Katzman. 289 pages.
The edition I used was published in 1988.
Well written and well organized.
It was written in an interesting and sortof fun way.
I actually really enjoyed working through this book.
If you want a book to help you with the GRE,
then this book would definitely help you.
The Princeton Review. Cracking the System. The GRE.
By Adam Robinson and John Katzman. 289 pages.
The edition I used was published in 1988.
Well written and well organized.
It was written in an interesting and sortof fun way.
I actually really enjoyed working through this book.
If you want a book to help you with the GRE,
then this book would definitely help you.
Displaying 1 of 1 review