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Make a Study Schedule and Reward Yourself If You Stick to It
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Make a Study Schedule and Reward Yourself If You Stick to It
I recommend studying for the GRE for at least two hours each weekday and four hours each weekend day. If you stick to that study schedule, it will amount to 18+ hours per week of GRE studying. However, fitting in this many study hours per week can be challenging. Thus, you need to be disciplined (more on that later) and create a study schedule for yourself.
You also should be sure to reward yourself for consistent studying. Allow yourself a cheat day now and then, when you do something fun and relaxing instead of studying. For example, go to the movies, treat yourself to a spa day, or spend time with your friends. Do anything to give your mind a break from GRE studying.
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
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