2ls

Unless schools list a minimum AW score you should apply. If they list an AW score I would call the program before spending the time and money on the application.

Hi 2ls - I used Magoosh and was pretty happy with it, especially the math explanation videos.  I bought physical vocab flashcards which was provided some good variety from doing the online Magoosh flashcards.  I made sure to do several practice exams, and treated the studying like a part-time job.  I HAD to get out of the house to have successful study sessions... lucky I have a very supportive spouse.  I knew I would never score too high in math, so I aimed for "good enough"!  I gave myself 3 solid months of study time... with my terrible GPA, I knew I needed at least a very decent Verbal GRE score to get into grad school.    GOOD LUCK!!  You can do it!

Try taking out books from the library- I did that and it helped vs. actually paying for them. The Magoosh GRE vocab app is also helpful! 

Sure, it was Sofia Villila-Rohter.

Thanks for sharing this. I am a career changer with roots firmly planted due to children/aging parent and a spouse with a fantastic career. I am limited to the local University (which is excellent and my first choice) and the online options that don’t require pre-reqs prior to application. I have a 3.69 and change and can only find 3 online programs that seems to fit that bring me to 4 (Emerson, NYU and Baylor). If anyone has any additional suggestions for online programs that allow pre-reqs post application I would love to hear them. My background is in education. Edited to add I have taken two Graduated courses in the past in education and received A’s.