GRE Vocabulary Flashcards

So I am getting ready for med school DPT. This app Is amazing because it pronounces the vocabulary words so you learn to use them in every day speech. As well I am extremely dyslexic so have something that is audible is necessary for me. Believe it or not this is the only gre prep app that I could find that is audio. I started by using the Flashcards eventually got the whole course prep. I have already used Kaplan and also tried a few others, and felt lost and overwhelmed. Having a learning disability trying to process all the information can be difficult. But this program is amazing. You learn from your mistakes and see yourself improving. It sets a day by day schedule and the price is great . As well Each problem has a video explanation of how they arrive at the answer. Have not taken the test yet so I will update you on the outcome; however, I finally feel confident that I achieve the score I need to. I do recommend this to anyone who is dyslexic.

Love all of Magoosh’s apps. I got the vocabulary app first so I could study on the go, and it quickly became a huge part of my study plan. Then I realized Magoosh has al these lessons and study plans available online so I signed up and have not been disappointed at all. I feel like I’m learning soo much more than I would be able to do on my own, given their schedules and quizzes. Magoosh is definitely the reason I’m going to do well on the GRE. I do wish there was a way to flag certain words in order to build a customized bank to study from rather than seeing the words in one category in a random order. I know they pace you and show you the words you need to work on the most, but sometimes I’d like to come back to a word after going through other words to give my brain a break from the one word that I’m having a hard time with. If they just show me the same word that I can’t remember over and over, it discourages me and makes me wish I could just hit “next” rather than “I knew this”/“I didn’t know this”

I’ve been using Magoosh for just two days so far to prepare for my GRE General exam coming up in six weeks. Using their one-month advanced study plan and keeping up with the vocabulary flashcards, I’m already feeling like I’m learning A LOT. I’m very skilled in math (I’m a math major in college) yet the instructional math videos still give me useful tricks I haven’t seen before that can significantly improve my speed on the quantitative section of the GRE. I struggle a lot with the verbal section, and the vocabulary flashcards make all the difference in learning new words. After going through just one of twenty vocabulary decks, I’m already seeing my recently learned vocabulary popping up in verbal section practice questions. Magoosh is so effective in teaching you real content that will help both your knowledge and speed in the GRE. The user-friendly online interface makes practice very interactive and effective. Highly recommend.

I'm using this product in combination with other Magoosh scores to boost my GRE score to where I want it. That said, these vocab decks are a great resource in and of themselves. Whether you need to start from the basics or just need to brush up on some higher level words, Magoosh has put together a comprehensive list of common GRE words. Each flashcard comes with the word on one side and a definition, part of speech, and sentence using the word on the back. Magoosh further narrows the scope of what you have to learn by focusing on the connotations and denotations of each word that are most likely to appear on the GRE. If you're studying and want to raise your Verbal score, you should give these a try.

I recognize the words from all sections of the test. You need to learn these words. There’s a definition, part of speech and each word is used in a sentence. Each time you look at the word, then you see the definition, then you tell it if you knew it or not. Even after you say you know it, the word stays in rotation in order to review. It isn’t a set rotation, so you don’t start predicting the words. The words are in groups of about 50 words. You have to work on them one group at a time, but you can work on any given group at any time. If I see the same words too much in group, I’ll switch over to another group. This helps me internalize the words better. The only suggestion I have is the option to see all your words, preferably grouped by unseen, learning, reviewing or mastered. It also might be a good tool to have matching games with it. Either matching definitions or synonyms or even antonyms. This would be good practice for the select two words section. Thanks for your help Magoosh!