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How many times have you heard someone say, “I don’t have time for X,” or “I don’t have time for Y?” We hear such statements constantly. Here’s the reality—there is only time for the things we make time for. With a demanding job or other commitments, it’s important to make time for yourself and for your personal growth and development. Otherwise, you may find that your days become occupied only with the demands of your immediate concerns. This lack of growth can lead to self-stagnation. Don’t let self-stagnation happen! Your first step on the path toward career development or professional advancement is to create time for studying.

Many busy students who go on to earn competitive GRE scores study early in the morning before work, during lunch breaks, while running on the treadmill, and late into the evening. In addition, these students maximize weekend study time. If you carefully organize your schedule and make your GRE study a top priority, you can find the time to rack up an impressive number of study hours.

Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep