Other information about the GRE Prep class:

• It's free. That's right, there is no cost for the course. I offer the course simply because I want you to succeed. Many of my students have enjoyed great success on the GRE. Last year's class had approximately 40 students and I expect to hear great things about their performance.
• There is no registration, formal or informal. Just show up. Or not. It's up to you. The course is offered to help you learn, not to add a line to your transcript.
• The class meets once a week for about an hour and fifteen minutes. The class lasts approximately ten weeks. The first meeting of the series is a short information and Q&A session.
• I follow a text book for the class. There are many good books, but the one I prefer is the Princeton Review's Cracking the New GRE (2013 edition). It is available from any book store, including our beloved campus book store. You can, however, buy it anywhere. I hear good things about that internet place. The GRE (and this book) changed recently, so do not buy an old copy.
• I only offer the class in the fall semesters. My spring schedule is too busy to allow for a GRE class.
• Finally, if you miss a class, are late to a class, or need to leave a class early, that's your business. No need to tell me about it.