So it's almost a funny story. I screwed up on the quant GRE because I didn't realise that you actually had to take the last or "experimintation" section seriously; i.e. I skipped like 1/4th of the section. I didn't realise that you not only had to take the section seriously but you also wouldn't know which one out of the 3 quant sections it was. Woops.
I ended up getting a 155 for quant. Realistically, I'd be shooting for a 165 or so. However, I got a surprisingly, at least for me, good grade for verbal: 165. I didn't get the AWA score back but I feel pretty confident about that. I'm guessing maybe a 4-5. So it would be a shame to throw this away.
The thing is, I want to apply to Masters programs in statistics or analytics. I have a 3.612 gpa in a Math&Statistics degree, from a local college. The only reason I don't have a 3.7+ right now is because of a single low grade holding me back in a sea of good ones, i.e. a D+. I don't see how basic math problems can ruin my application but that's the nature of standardized tests I guess. I don't really have work experience, although I did function as a math tutor and my recs should be pretty good. I'm trying to get in with an acquantince's company as a javascript developer right now.
Should I risk it and send out apps? My ideal school would be Stevens Institute of Tech Masters Analytics but I also will apply to Columbia Statistics Masters--as well as some others. Any advice?