What You Will Learn!
- Identify different types of GRE questions
- Review key topics and background knowledge
- Learn strategies to do well in quantitation section
- Understand new short computer test structure
- Review practice problems
Description
This course aims to improve the quantitative skills of students taking the GRE. Using 200 illustrative slides, it gives a clear breakdown on the questions you will expect to see in the test, and you will learn clever strategies to work quickly and confidently. According to the official percentiles from ETS, more students achieve a higher percentile for verbal than quantitative. If you need to brush up your basics and have time to do lots of drills, you can get the official ETS guides and other supplements. You can get a decent quantitative score. However, as in many standardized tests, to get a high score, you need more than just math drills. You need to learn how to work smart. This course keeps to the scope of the GRE quantitative reasoning test and is packed with valuable insights, time-saving tips, and powerful techniques to solve all types of problems. Additionally, the course provides essential concepts and formulas so that the foundational principles are clearly understood and you can get up to speed within a short time. You can apply the different strategies described in this course to work efficiently and optimize time. This will prepare you effectively and give you the greatest confidence to excel in the test.
The instructor is a perfect scorer of the GRE test and has helped thousands of students in Southern California with different levels of academic readiness do well in the GRE. The material in this course is guided by that experience and has been class tested. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in Electrical Engineering, and has participated in the International Mathematical Olympiad when he was a high-school student. He has also authored several study guides, and enjoys analyzing test questions and developing new ways to outsmart the test folks.
Who Should Attend!
- Any GRE test taker aiming to do well in the quantitative section