ETS will not report scores that are more than five years old, and the Graduate School does prefer that applicants submit scores no older than five years. However, domestic applicants who have taken the GRE and whose scores are more than five years old may submit photocopies of old scores and a letter requesting a waiver, along with their other application materials.

No. If the program to which you are applying requires test scores, they must have been taken within the past 5 years. Up to nine (9) credit hours may be transferred in; however, this is at the discretion of the department to which you are applying.

GRE scores are valid for 5 years. If your score is less than 5 years old, please contact ETS and have them send it to us. If it is more than 5 years old, you will need to retake the test. Both of these questions have the same answer. We can tell prospective students whether or not their scores have arrived, and that is the only information we can release. In order to protect your privacy, we cannot divulge test scores over the phone because we cannot verify the identity of the caller. No.

Consistent with the policy of the Educational Testing Service, Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores taken more than 5 years prior to the date of application to the School of Education will not be accepted.

The Graduate School requires an official copy of your GRE score from the Educational Testing Service (ETS). ETS does not keep scores that are 5 years old or older. If the ETS cannot send an official copy of your test score, then you will need to retake the GRE.

ETS will not issue GRE scores that are more than 5 years old or TOEFL scores that are more than 2 years old. Applicants who have expired scores must retake the test(s).

If your GRE scores are older than 5 years, you will need to retake them, since ETS only stores scores for that amount of time and then destroys them due to limited storage capacity.

The GRE test date must be no more than 5 years old at the time of application, or ETS will not release them. The TOEFL/IELTS test date/s must be no more than 2 years old at the time of application.

If your GRE scores are less than 5 years old, they are still acceptable. If your GRE scores are 5 years old or older, you must retake the GRE. Be sure to specifically request that ETS Submit the GRE scores to UC Davis ELECTRONICALLY ONLY. A photo copy or paper version of the scores is not acceptable.

The department does not retain old syllabi. However, many recent and current syllabi are linked to our course website and to individual faculty websites. Some faculty may have copies of their old syllabi, and may be contacted via their email addresses on their website.

This will depend on the score received, coupled with your GPA, experience and how long ago the GMAT was taken. There have been many changes to the GMAT in recent years and you may be asked to take the exam a second time. The College of Management considers an acceptable GMAT score to be 550. If your score IS LOW your application will still be considered.

Yes, no, and maybe. Since science is foundational to the study of dental hygiene and your success in the program. That is why courses like Anatomy and Physiology need to be current. Current is defined as taken within five years of admittance to the program. The English Composition and Chemistry courses do not have time limits. If you have completed multiple biology related courses, i.e.

No. The 24 required credits must be from law courses within the International Legal Studies curriculum at WCL. The 24 required credits must be earned at WCL. We do not award “transfer” credits from other law schools. You can take a total of 6 non-classroom credits. The limit of 6 includes both internship credits and independent study credits.

The UALR Bowen School of Law accepts LSAT scores taken within five years of your desired enrollment date.

The pharmacist will contact your doctor to discuss the second-line drug process. Based on that conversation, the step therapy requirement can be overridden.

Prerequisite work is evaluated on an individual basis. In some cases, a candidate may be asked to repeat courses taken more than five years prior to application. To request an unofficial evaluation of your transcripts, contact the department's undergraduate office at (312) 996-6317 or BHIS@uic.edu.

Every year, faculty representing all system institutions meet to update and add courses to the course equivalency matrices. There is a different CEP version for each academic year beginning with 1996-1997. Institutions keep a record of previous CEPs so that students can transfer to other system institutions without losing the established equivalencies for completed course work.

We will accept scores within five years of the date of your application. Scores more than five years old are accepted only if you have completed substantial graduate work at UM or have completed a graduate degree elsewhere.