Title: Extremely disappointing
Product review: The "Kaplan System" of study for the GRE is comparable to the purchase of the Brooklyn Bridge. Rather than provide one with a synopsis of rules for grammar and arithmetic (which one might use to refresh one's memory from classes long since past) they provide a system by which one can hope to, virtually, guess correctly. This book may have been useful if the practice tests had been functional, but their use of Neolithic programs forces one with a "up-to-date" computer system to reconfigure it. Having viewed the material in the book, this would only continue to fuel my disappointment in their attempt to provide any useful information. I'm not sure what any of the other "help manuals" provide, but it certainly cannot be any worse.
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