In terms of the GRE, buy some books and study them--there are plenty out
there.  The GRE is a completely study-able test; you will do much better if
you prepare for it and practice it.

As for applications in general, work on your essay to make it
focused--here's what I've done in the past, here's what I've been doing
now, here's what I want to do, and here's why your program specifically is
the best place to build on my past experiences and prepare for my new
goals.  And--this will seem very obvious--proofread EVERYTHING.  Graduate
school is competitive, and professionalism and focus count.

Good luck!

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