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this is what I feared, no gre requirement = underfunded and failing program... Ultimately, i would love to teach at the collegiate level but realize with two small children this would be a pipe dream until they are independent. Thank you for your feed back,

hello, i am new to grad cafe and have just spent my daughters' nap (3+ hrs) researching graduate art history and museum studies options and programs. I am a ba graduate in history and art, gpa over 3.5, I have children and museum experience post grad in development and recently became a docent for a popular museum. (yes i am 30years junior of all of the docent corps) once my children are in primary school i would like to continue my education and I am currently researching options. I did take the gre (with poor scores) about 3 years ago while my husband and I were attempting to relocate to seattle. Thankfully i wasnt admitted and instead found out we were expecting our first daughter the week after I took the test. I would REALLY like to avoid taking/ submitting GRE scores again. I am a horrible test taker (as I see many art history graduate students are) does anyone know of any accredited universities that offer a graduate art history degree without requiring GRE's? Does this exist? thank you and best of luck to all the art history scholars!