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MsTriste
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08 Jan 2006, 9:45 pm

I bought a GRE prep book and took the sample test and was appalled at how much math I've forgotten. Yeesh. I took geometry 25 years ago, same with algebra. I'd practically have to go back to school to relearn all that stuff. So I'm really happy my program doesn't require it.



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09 Jan 2006, 10:25 am

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/me is dreading the math part of the GREs... no calculator... no scrap paper for calculations... :cry:


You never have to do long, drawn-out equations. GET A PREP BOOK, and it will teach you all you need to re-learn. I can't do math by hand for crap, but you don't need to!



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09 Jan 2006, 10:30 am

Serissa wrote:
Sophist wrote:
/me is dreading the math part of the GREs... no calculator... no scrap paper for calculations... :cry:


You never have to do long, drawn-out equations. GET A PREP BOOK, and it will teach you all you need to re-learn. I can't do math by hand for crap, but you don't need to!


:D Yeah, I was intending on getting a prep book for each of the sections. Glad to know since I haven't had math since I was 17. That's... *uses fingers* 7 years. 8O


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