Every year over 350,000 people take part in the Graduate Record Examinations[registered], more commonly known as the GRE[registered]. Approximately 60 per cent of graduate programs require applicants to take the GRE[registered], making it necessary to get a good score to get into a good program. An average score on the GRE[registered] is around 500 (out of 800) on both the verbal and quantitative sections and a 4 (out of 6) on the analytical writing section. How can you boost your score and ensure acceptance into the graduate program of your choice? Reading this book and using the techniques it details is one way to do so. The book is filled with practice questions and reviews of test topics including: antonyms, analogies, sentence completion, reading comprehension, vocabulary, analytical writing, quantitative comparisons, data interpretation, and math concepts. Additionally, the book provides you with a comprehensive vocabulary list. Some of the strategies you will learn include how to solve analogies when you do not know the meaning of the words and how to solve algebra problems by plugging in numbers in place of variables. In this book, you will learn about and understand the scoring system, as well as the computerised format and the content. You will learn how to read questions correctly, control your anxiety, and approach each section. Finally, this book will present you with a list of resources to help you prepare and dozens of proven strategies, mindsets, and problem-solving methods....