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Hello everyone! I am a final student and am planning to graduate in February 2022, I want to enroll in HGSE because this year the GRE is optional and as an international student applicant it's really hard for me to get a decent GRE score in just a few months learning . If you look at the stats, do you think not including the GRE score in my applications would make a big difference? Program: Ed M. (LDIT), concentration in Language & Literacy GRE Score: - didn't take GPA: 3.7 (undergrad), communications science - currently only working on a thesis but the score will not have much effect to increase/decrease my GPA LORs: Planning to get it from the dean of the faculty (professor), from thesis supervisor, and from an academic supervisor SOP: The reason I took the LDIT concentration on language and literacy is because in my country the literacy rate is very low, and this is made worse by the pandemic situation. I took the LDIT with the hope of increasing the literacy rate in my country with the help of technology, because like it or not, we have to use technology so we don't lag behind other countries. Work Experiences: 1. Published books since 10 years old and got a contract with 6 publishers in my country (a total of 15 books have been published consisting of children's storybooks, novels, short stories collections, etc.) 2. Internship at a national media company (6 months) as a content writer 3. Received dozens of writing awards during college (national and international competitions) 4. Be a delegate to various international conferences that take up the topic of education, especially the effects of the pandemic on education in non-developing countries. Undergrad Institution (Public, Private, Ivy, etc..): top uni (number 1 in my country) Research Experience: 1 joint project with lecturers, Scopus Q4 publication TOEFL: 115 (no score below 26) What Other Schools Are You Applying To: Haven't decided yet I need some advice, do you think it's better if I enroll this year and not submit the GRE scores, or apply next year and work first after college? That way, I can study GRE in one whole year.