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Hi, I was wondering if anybody knows any group(s) where people meet to study for the GRE in New York City. This is obviously not a necessity but I think it might enrich the amount of progress a person can keep; ex: if somebody has certain books I can go and buy other ones to complement, we can diligently test each other, we can give each other tips in how to solve questions in an area where the other is stronger, etc..

Thank you for your responses!!! I think I am not gonna have to kill myself as much as I thought...

I was wondering if it is a good idea to take the GRE Math and the GMAT to get into Grad school for Economics. I know the standard GRE is a requirement and having excellent scores is a must. I also know that for some classes and courses the GMAT is required (because of the association of business school with econ) although I don't know if this depends upon the school requierements I am applying for. At the moment I am sophomore and I am really determined to get at accepted really good school. So asides the good grades and letters of recommendation, my question would be: Should I take the Math GRE and the GMAT? Would it look more impressive even if it is not required? Thank you for reading this....