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28 Jul 2012, 15:27
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Hello everyone,
I'm trying to prep up my verbals mostly based on the PowerPrep CR and Manhattan SC. I also have the OG13, Verbal 2, and a number of all-in-one tombs at my disposal. I'm looking for advice on what is the order should I go through these sources? Would the best way to prep be going through the questions from all-in-ones to get familiar with the topics first, then "read-in" with official guides?
I'm trying to prep up my verbals mostly based on the PowerPrep CR and Manhattan SC. I also have the OG13, Verbal 2, and a number of all-in-one tombs at my disposal. I'm looking for advice on what is the order should I go through these sources? Would the best way to prep be going through the questions from all-in-ones to get familiar with the topics first, then "read-in" with official guides?
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29 Jul 2012, 22:13
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29 Jul 2012, 23:27
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It looks like you're looking for resources for verbal studying. The sources you mentioned sound fine - it looks like you have a source for SC and CR. If you haven't found a resource for RC yet, you can consider taking a look into the gmatpill RC pill - a few free videos you can check out.
With RC - you want to do a cursory read of the passage - focusing on understanding where the author is coming from, what direction he/she takes, and then connecting the dots in the passage. Then you approach the questions and determine whether it's something you can answer by connecting the dots OR something in more detail that requires you to refer back to the passage. Good luck.
With RC - you want to do a cursory read of the passage - focusing on understanding where the author is coming from, what direction he/she takes, and then connecting the dots in the passage. Then you approach the questions and determine whether it's something you can answer by connecting the dots OR something in more detail that requires you to refer back to the passage. Good luck.
