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By on August 15, 2017 in Bonus: This GRE study plan is also available in a! Note: We recently made some cosmetic updates to the study schedule and updated links to outside materials to the most current resources. If you’re in the middle of this one month plan, rest assured, all the content is the same!

This Magoosh One Month GRE Study Plan is designed for those of you who are wondering how to study for the GRE on your own. How can you effectively prepare for the at home when you have competing priorities—school, work, family, hobbies—all demanding your time (and which are likely more tempting to indulge in)? The key is to commit yourself to an established plan.

We’ve eliminated the guesswork by detailing below exactly what you should do every single day to get your best GRE score in the one month you have before your, along with some bonus GRE preparation tips. We’re not going to beat around the bush: one month is not a lot of time to prepare for the GRE, but it is doable if you follow this plan! Dear Will, Well, the first thing that leaps to mind is —– to get more comfortable with reading, you need to read every day. You need to read demanding, challenging material, on topics that you don’t necessarily find interesting, and try to get the most out of it. The NYT, the WSJ, the Economist magazine & Atlantic Monthly & Scientific American are all good places to get started. Building your active vocabulary also will help. I would strongly suggest watching all of Chris’ Vocab Wednesday videos on this blog.

Finally, keep in mind that GRE Reading Comp is not a speed reading contest. It’s not about speed — its about understanding. Here’s a link to an article about GRE RC with many links to other relevant articles: Here’s a particular good post on RC BTW, my friend Chris is a verbal genius. You would do well to absorb every single scrap of advice you can wring out of this blog. I hope all this helps. Hi Mike, I’ve taken the revised GRE for the first time and scored 303 (V-148, Q-155, AWA – 4.0).

Although I am quite happy with my Quant score(considering I am applying to Biology), I only have 44 percentile in verbal. All the universities that I want to apply require a minimum of 50 percentile which would be 153. I want to buy 1-month GRE plan from Magoosh since my test is on June 20th and I wanted to know if it is different from the regular 6-months valid premium GRE plan. I am hoping to see an improvement in my verbal and also in my quant even though I am quite ok with the quant score. Habib Wali Muhammad Mp3 Free Download. I want to use Magoosh for the entire month and just a little skeptical about the 1-month plan. Dear Radha, In addition to signing up for Magoosh and following this particular plan assiduously, I recommend (1) read through every article on the blog, paying particular attention to the “Vocab Wednesday” videos (2) see the links for vocabulary aids at the top — Wordsmart, Wordnik, and Word Dynamo — visit those sites every day.