[NABS-L] Introduction and taking the GRE!

[Connor Mullin]

Hi Tara,

The only additional piece of advice that I would ad is to make sure that you stay on the Services for Students with Disabilities staff to make sure that you get your calculator and practice materials from them in a timely manner. They never sent me the tutorial for the format of the test I took, and it made test-day a lot more stressful. Finally, if you encounter any shenanigans from ETS, Valerie Yingling at the NFB's national office in Baltimore is really good with helping people out of such jams. I wish you the best of luck on your test!
Connor


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> On Aug 24, 2018, at 3:38 PM, Tara Briggs via NABS-L <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hi all! My name is Tara. Currently, I am a stay at home mom of two little girls. My oldest is for and my youngest is too. This school year, and a couple of weeks, my kids will both be attending preschool. My oldest will attend in the afternoon three days a week and my youngest will attend in the afternoon to days a week. I am hoping to use that time to study for the GRE. However, I have not been in college for 10 years and I’m feeling pretty rusty. What in the world should I use to study for that year you and how do I get it in accessible format? Any help would be beyond welcome! Thank you and I look forward to being on this list.
> Tara Briggs 
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