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ad0rkable

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  1. I'm having a hard time deciding what I would like to concentrate on for my Master's degree. I love the epi aspects as far as analytical research, but I would also like to promote healthy living lifestyles. I can't decide which is best for me. I know money isn't everything but in this economy (U.S.) I feel like it is. I don't want to spend thousands of money and years of education for it to be thrown away because I can't find a job. Any input is greatly appreciated!!
  2. Thanks everyone! I don't have Manhattan. I just used the top most used books, I guess. I know that the Cracking one has the disc so you can practice on a computer. Not sure which is best, computer or paper, but I'm most towards computer.
  3. Do you still own it? Or are you still renting it out? I plan to apply and attend grad school at UGA next year. Just trying to get an idea of what the prices are like.
  4. Thank you, Orst! That makes sense - I am a "decent" test taker. I'll be applying to the Masters in Public Health (MPH) programs. A school coordinator told me that as far as the score needed, no one really knows because of the new GRE exam. They'll know by November of what the minimum requirement is. I feel that I have given me enough time to study all 3 books. It's better to be safe than sorry, and I rather cover as much as I can. I just always hear about people buying one or two books. I didn't know if I was wasting money!
  5. I'm new to this as I'm closing in on my last year as an undergrad. I'm looking to apply for the Fall of 2012. I've ordered 3 books: *The Official Guide to the GRE revised General Test *Barron's New GRE, 19th Edition *Cracking the New GRE with Dvd, 2012 Edition I'm wondering if I even made the right choices. I've never taken the GRE test. I'm wondering if I ordered too many books? Am I overwhelming myself? I just want to make sure I cover everything and if one book isn't good enough the other will, I hope. Any opinions are appreciated! Thank you!
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