Algebra resources

[4rr0ws99]

Hi guys. I just got my score back from the april exam and I got a 770. I was hoping for an 800 so I'm probably gonna retake it. Notably, I struggled most with the algebra (abstract, not so much linear) questions on the exam. I suspect that had I gotten a couple more of these questions correct I would have gotten an 800. I took an algebra course using Dummit and Foote a couple years ago but it looks like a daunting resource now for review purposes. Does anyone have any good algebra resources I can use to get better at GRE-type algebra problems?

[emmynoether126]

Here are some resources that may be helpful; however, they may not be as specific as you desire. Both include algebra along with other material.

General Textbooks: https://marktomforde.com/academic/mathm ... tions.html
GRE Preparation: https://math.uchicago.edu/~min/GRE/

While I did not take the Math GRE due to COVID cancellations, I was studying for the algebra part using Gallian (textbook) and the Princeton Review (review book).

[Cophysneurec]

Did you take the Math GRE in the US this April? If so, would you mind sharing which state you took it in?

[4rr0ws99]

I took it in Florida.