schoolpsych_hopeful

forearm pain

time out

town car

life insurance

quick time

book worm

apple crumble

decision maker

journal article

Top Chef

machine gun

time zone

hazard lights

Hmm, good question. Since it's Psych specific, it would probably be available through the department. Although, it couldn't hurt to ask the library as well. I got access to mine through the Psychology advising office.

I would also recommend the APA's guide book. There is also an online companion that is searchable, but is only accessible with a paid subscription: http://psycinfo.apa.org/gradstudy/?action=info. Your school may have already purchased a subscription, mine has one that all Psych students can use. Check with your academic affairs office. It's really great that you're starting early! The best advice I can give you is to get as much research experience as possible, and talk to your professors about programs they would recommend.

fire escape

I find that scary! POE is such a useful tool when taking any standardized test. I'm glad I'm done with the GRE for good

Mine was an identified verbal section. I skipped it, but I did glance at the first question. It was a sentence completion question, with ticky boxes instead of buttons. The directions said to pick TWO words that could fit in the blank. Tricky...

Texas Rangers

black pepper

potato chips

door bell

closed circuit

ice cube