For the Direct Entry Nursing program, the GREs are required for all applicants. For the Professional Doctorate of Physical Therapy program and the Master's program in Nutrition and Health Promotion, and the Master's in Primary Care Nursing the GREs are required for all applicants who are not Simmons undergraduates.

No, Gallatin does not require any standardized testing such as the GRE. If you have taken a standardized test and done well, you may submit the score.Back to top Yes, in fact many of our graduate students attend part-time. Most graduate courses throughout the University are offered in the evening and the Steinhardt School offers weekend courses. You may even start out by taking one course at a time.

Yes, standardized test scores are required for all semi-finalists, as well as, official verification (proof of scores). If you are applying for a scholarship to an undergraduate institution, please indicate your SAT and/or ACT scores on the on-line application. You will see that the application accommodates both the old and new SAT score formats. If you are applying to a graduate institution, please list your test scores required by the institution (e.g.

While an applicant's admission test scores (or other standardized test scores) do offer additional information about a student's academic ability and potential, they are only a part of the information we gather to better understand a student's academic profile. An applicant's past academic record and the teacher recommendations are more important considerations to the review.

Students should have GRE scores in the 40th percentile or above in the verbal and quantitative portions of the GRE, which correspond to numerical scores of about 470 for the verbal, and 530 for the quantitative. The GPA for the most recent 60 semester credits (or 90 quarter credits) should be 3.0 or above. International students must have a TOEFL score of 570 (or 230 if the computer-based version of the test is taken).

Students who have been home schooled for the last year or longer and students with narrative transcripts (lacking letter grades) must submit scores from the ACT, PLAN, SAT, or PSAT. PSEO does not cover the cost of these tests. Please contact a guidance counselor at your local high school for more information about how to register for one of these tests.

Applicants to grade 9 and 10 are required to take the Secondary Schools Admission Test (SSAT) or the Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE). Applicants to grade 11 may take either the SSAT or substitute current year PSAT or SAT scores.

In order to apply to the IEOR graduate programs, you MUST submit GRE scores. GRE scores are valid for five (5) years from the time which they were taken. We do not accept GMAT scores. The TOEFL is required for all applicants who have received their undergraduate degree in a country where English is not the official spoken language (regardless of whether all or part of your education has been taught in English). TOEFL scores are valid for two (2) years.

Applicants may use Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Exam (GRE) scores. Scores must be less than five years old at the time you begin the program. There are no waivers of the standardized test score requirement. There is no minimum score requirement, but few students scoring lower than the 90 th percentile are considered competitive. Applicants may also visit the About Our Students page for statistics on our current group of students.

No. The Admissions Committee reads through each applicant's file carefully, reviewing what the statement, references, and other content tells them about the applicant's background, talent and other attributes that are needed by the information professions - including readiness to engage in academic work, analytic and conceptual thinking ability, writing skills, and evidence of commitment to the application of new techniques and concepts in the information professions.

A.We do not have minimum requirements for GRE or GMAT test scores. Average scores for admitted students over the past five years have been: The minimum TOEFL requirement is 600 for the paper version or 250 for the computer version, or 6.0 for IELTS.

When a student has completed a formal application, the applicant will be scheduled to take the standardized tests that Hopkins administers to all applicants. There is no need to consider special "test preparation" since these tests indicate performance based on long-term school acquired learning. Each student who makes application for admission is considered on his or her past performance and on the possibility of success at Hopkins.

There is no minimum score required for the GRE. The minimum GPA is 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale). If you are an international student, we will look for an equivalent grade point average according to your school's grading system. The minimum TOEFL scores are: 600 (paper test); 250 (computer-based test); 80 (iBT). The minimum IELTS score for admission is 7.

Our university will accept TOEFL scores for up to two years after the test was taken. GRE scores are valid for five years after the test was taken.

Non-US citizens must submit current TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) scores; the Graduate Division's minimum TOEFL score is 500. International students with degrees from other than U.S. institutions not meeting this criterion will not be accepted into the program under any circumstances. The School's minimum TOEFL score requirement is 600.

Although our general minimum acceptable score is 17 on all scales, competitive scores this year were 20 and higher. If your scores are significantly lower than our class averages, you should retake the Dental Admissions Test (DAT) before September. The Dental Admissions Test (DAT) is available on almost any day of the year at any Pro Metric Center. Preference for admission is given to students who provide DAT scores no later than September for the entering class of the following July.

Yes, an AP score of 3, 4, or 5 on the "English: Language and Composition" or any Calculus test earns UO credit and counts toward the transfer admission requirements.

The clinical psychology program has established no firm “cut-off” scores—other than the minimum grade point average required by the university—for admission to the program. All applications are evaluated individually on a case-by-case basis. However, our program receives applications from more individuals than we have the resources to admit. Space and financial considerations therefore require us to deny admission to a number of otherwise qualified candidates.

If you are still in high school, we suggest that you take the ACT. You may decide to attend college elsewhere later where the test may be required for admission, and your basic skills assessment (ASSET) may be waived at Hawkeye with adequate ACT scores.

If the student is dually enrolled, there is no charge. If the student is not dually enrolled, the parent/guardian shall pay the actual cost of the test. The parent/guardian shall not give the test. Iowa Code section 299A.4. No. A child may dual enroll only in his or her district of residence. However, a student may open enroll to another district and then dual enroll in the receiving district. 281 IAC rules 17.10(2), 31.6 .

Yes. We accept ACT and CLEP scores. If you've taken the SAT and want to enter one of our BA degree programs, those score(s) should be sent to us, at the time you complete the application form. All documentation should go to:

Keep in mind that your goal is to become a physician assistant; therefore, your volunteer experience should provide you with as much exposure/experience as possible to the roles and responsibilities of physicians, PA's and or other medical professional, whose primary responsibility is patient care. Familiarity with the "tools of the trade," hospital, and various medical procedures is valuable.

The minimum TOEFL score is 560 on the paper-based test or 220 on the computer-based test. The minimum IELTS score is 7.0. We do not have a minimum GRE score requirement. We look for strong quantitativ...

There is no test score "cut-off" or percentile requirement. EPGY seeks students who demonstrate overall academic excellence. All application materials (such as work samples, written responses, test scores, teacher recommendations, etc.) are considered together.

Research includes reports that one-to-one laptop programs led to a demonstrated rise in standardized test scores and other reports that did not show an increase. Even in the reports without an increase in test scores, improvements were reported in writing, research, and overall enthusiasm about learning. Associated with this is the opportunity for higher quality, student-centered learning opportunities.

The Academic Test Scores for the HRCSD can be reviewed and compared at the Oregon State Department of Education. Choose "Search Test Results", then choose Hood River County.

Yes, we will need an official copy of your test scores sent directly from ETS. Copies are insufficient. However, there are exceptions with students applying to the Professional Studies Certificate and submitting older SAT scores in lieu of Praxis. If you are in this situation, please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions to discuss further.