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Hey I have been waiting for magoosh to go on an extra sale for a while and it finally happened so I just wanted to share that with everyone! Got the 6 months for $80. I know a lot of people were really successful with their program.

Hey just wanted to give everyone a heads up that magoosh is having an extra 20% off sale today because of Valentine's Day. Got the 6 month package for $80 instead of the usual $100. I'd been waiting for something like this to make me purchase so I finally did haha

Anyone have an update for this? I searched and this is the only thread I found. I'm looking for west coast 3 year leveler programs you don't have to reapply for. Thanks!

You could try Florida schools. I live in SD and it honestly doesn't get better than San Diego. I love living here. I know people have gotten into that program from out of state while being really persistent and in contact with the people in the offices there. I'd give it a shot. If you want to to live somewhere with a nice lifestyle.

Unfortunately, I'm just going to be doing Utah state online. I would have much rather done this, but I live in San Diego and have a life here so I can't just pick up and go. I'm from LA and have family I could live with there but I love my job in San Diego as a nanny and I have a girlfriend who is deployed in the navy until January. Congrats on Loma Linda! The combined program is such a better option. You're already in!!! Yay!!!

Just wanted to let you guys know I was sent an acceptance email from CSULA's post bacc program this morning, but unfortunately will not be attending. Good luck everyone!!

I'm not one yet, but I'm a nanny and the babies mom is an SLP. Her school is "year round" so the breaks are a little different, but she gets that time off. She works a couple extra days once everyone goes on the longer summer and fall break and goes back a couple days early, but besides that she gets the same breaks, holidays, etc.

Which Magoosh GRE Vocab app is it that people suggest? They have two.

Can anyone who has done the post bacc describe what the courses are like? I know at university of Florida the lectures are recorded and you can watch them. Is USU mostly readings or is there a lecture component?

You can get financial aid for a second bachelors? I thought you couldn't??

It would be lame but you gotta do what you gotta do hahaha

Has anyone done the online post bacc through U of F? Where did you end up going for your masters?

Oh I like that! Thanks for sharing!

I just don't like the whole monogram/name thing!! I wish the covers were different lol

By the way, anyone also doing USU part time want to be friends?! It would be nice to have a partner going through it all!

Oh my gosh I want a partner too but I'm waiting until fall because I'm going to the Philippines for three weeks in June! I already have the intro to linguistics class or whatever as well. How many classes are you planning on taking at a time?

I applied to CSULA also and am waiting to hear back. I know it's not usually until end of may/ beginning of June

I also keep getting confused about how much USU will cost. They keep referring me to the link posted above but then I've heard the total cost for the whole program is around 11,000? I am not sure. However, I'm also planning on working 40 hours a week and taking the USU post bacc online. Other people have said they've done this and done two classes a semester (occasionally three depending on the difficulty of the course) and it was manageable. So we are all in this together! I applied and was accepted like two weeks later, maybe less. I never paid an application fee or sent transcripts... Not sure if was supposed to.

I applied to USU but haven't gotten a single email. They didn't even ask for my application payment. I went on their site and it says the app was submitted. I'm not sure if I screwed that up or what. Wait I thought you had to apply as a non-degree seeking student for the post-bacc?

Hey there's actually another section on this forum all about the GRE with awesome lists on free resources and people talking about how they planned out studying. Check it it if you haven't yet!

Anyone who got accepted with a post bacc... Feel free to post your stats And congrats! The price makes this place my #1 choice when I apply.

I went to CSUN for my undergrad if I can answer any questions for you.

Check other community colleges in your state for online courses. I have done that before.

You have to find your own proctor, right? Did you just ask some random librarian, or...? I don't personally know anyone who applies to what they're asking for. How do you recommend I go about it? By the way, you're beyond helpful.

So they actually put the syllabus on the USU website to read. I see that exams MUST be taken at specific times and proctored. When does this usually occur? I can take off work, but just wondering how often to expect this haha