Effective May 2006, the GRE is no longer an admissions requirement for applicants with a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 2.7 or higher. Applications for candidates with less than a 2.7 cumulative GPA will be reviewed by the program director for an admissions decision and may include additional requirements (e.g., personal interview, GRE, etc.) For more information about the GRE and test scheduling in Buffalo, call the Thomson Prometric Center at 716-565-0570. They are located at 4927 Main St.

All applicants are required to take the GRE prior to admission. For further information about this examination call the SDSU Test Office (619-594-5216). Exam scores are to be sent directly to SDSU from the Educational Testing Service. The institution number for SDSU is 4682. If you already have a Master's or higher degree from an institution that is a member of the Council of Graduate Schools, you are not required to take the GRE.

You must submit scores for the GRE (Graduate Record Examination) when you apply for many fellowships. The GRE General Test is given year-round by computer at test sites. You can register over the phone or online at www.gre.org using a credit card. Appointments are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis, so you should register early.

No. Under no circumstances can the GRE be waived. They are required for all students. Please note that GRE scores are valid for only five years. Should your GRE scores expire before the application deadline for the year you are applying, then you must retake the GRE and submit the new scores.

The GRE General Test is required for admission to the Department. Only the general portion of the GRE is considered. Test scores should be sent directly to MIT from ETS. Photocopies of GRE scores will not be accepted. Official GRE scores should be sent by the testing service to this Department. GRE scores are valid for 5 years.

Not necessarily. All applicants must submit test scores from an approved entrance exam, though. The GRE is acceptable for all graduate programs except those in the College of Business. The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is required by the College of Business. Additionally, selected programs in the College of Education will accept the Miller Analogies Test (MAT) as an alternative to the GRE.

Yes. The GRE is a requisite for the application to the English-taught programme. Other post-graduate examinations are not mandatory. However, good results in other post-graduate examinations (GATE, LES, etc) which may be mandatory for master programme admissions in your home country may improve the chances of admission. Our evaluation process is complex and considers many aspects. Therefore, there is no minimum GRE score required.

The GRE is required for the Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies programs unless you hold a masters or doctoral degree. CDSP's minimum score expectation is 550 Verbal, 5 Analytical Writing. The GRE is required for the Certificate of Theological Studies/Certificate of Anglican studies programs unless one of the following conditions is met:

This depends on where you live. Please see http://www.gre.org/pbstest.html , and in particular the subpages

If your GRE scores are from within the 5 years prior to the application deadline, you do not need to retake the exams. If they are from more than 5 years prior to the deadline, you need to submit new scores. Temple University requires an official TOEFL score, so we need that before we could offer you admission to the MM&C program.

Not necessarily. GRE’s are no longer required of all applicants. Applicants must demonstrate evidence of high scholastic achievement. The School of Nursing uses the degree-granting institution GPA as one measure of an applicant's academic potential. A successful applicant will typically have a GPA of 3.00 or above (on a 4.00 scale). If the GPA is lower than 3.

The University of Florida and the Educational Testing Service of Princeton, NJ, offer a waiver of fees for taking the GRE. GRE fee waivers are available (once only) to financial aid recipients who are seniors who meet all fee waiver eligibility requirements. Waivers can be used for both the General and Subject GRE tests. GRE fee waivers are given out on a first-come, first-serve basis at the UF Office for Student Financial Affairs, S-107 Criser Hall.

The more current the coursework the better. Students who have current or fairly recent experience in the math and science foundation areas required by the pre-requisites tend to be more successful than those who have had significant gaps in time between their preparatory courses and the application necessary in professional veterinary courses. GRE scores greater than 5 years old on or after Oct. 1 of the year of application will not be accepted by the WSU-CVM.

The GRE is not required because the Dietetics courses at the University of Maryland are undergraduate courses.

The school code is 3116. You can look in the Admissions Brochure or the individual program brochures for specific GRE requirements.

Although the applicant may submit a copy of his/her GRE scores in the application packet, the applicant must request an official GRE score report from Educational Testing Service (ETS) to be sent directly to MSU. Registration will be held until an official GRE is received.

I am an international student... What if I missed the GRE registration deadline? The exam isn't offered until January or April in my country. Unfortunately, exams taken in January or later are much too late to be applied toward the Fall 2008 admissions cycle. Some decisions are made by the committee in January, and February, with the remaining decisions being made in early March.

GRE verbal, quantitative, and writing scores are used as part of the admissions process. The GRE Advanced Psychology Test is not required for admission, but may be considered, especially for students without an undergraduate degree in psychology. To ensure consideration for admission, it is recommended that the GRE be taken no later than October of the year before admission is desired. For information concerning the GRE, contact the college or university nearest you or visit the GRE website.