In this article, Vince explains why our working memory can become overwhelmed on certain GRE questions, points out how normal this is, and explains how we can cope.
Vince Kotchian
Treat The Causes, Not Just The Symptom
Exploring the causes of your GRE prep pain points instead of just treating them can be far more rewarding.
Vince Kotchian
Writing is Crystallized Thought
In this blog, Vince explains why it's helpful to be able to write. For GRE prep, that means being able to write down your study plan, strategies, and explanations of verbal questions.
Vince Kotchian
Recipe For Disaster?
In this article, Vince explains the limitations of merely following a GRE prep recipe without understanding the principles behind the tasks in the plan.
Vince Kotchian
Quant Study Planning for the < 150 Scorer
In this blog, Vince makes some observations about modifications to typical GRE quant study planning that those scoring below 150 might benefit from.
Vince Kotchian
Which LLM is the best on ETS questions?
We test different OpenAI and Google AI models to see which of them is the best for the GRE.
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Complaining vs. Therapy
In this article, Vince opines about how complaining can be detrimental to your progress, and how to benefit from confiding in someone else about your GRE prep issues.
Vince Kotchian
Being Cheap Is Expensive
In this article, Vince explains why being willing to spend some money on GRE prep is well worth it, and provides tips on how to get the most bang for your buck. Also, why "you get what you pay for" do...
Vince Kotchian
Do Hard Things to Do Hard Things
Much ink has been spilled describing the manifold ways humans can be more productive. In this article, Vince side-steps productivity hacks and asks: how can we increase our baseline capacity for hard ...
Vince Kotchian
Telephone, or Why You Need a Strategy Mountain
It's not enough to just watch strategy videos and practice using those strategies. Here's how to make a strategy cheat sheet and why you should do so.
