4 Year fully funded PhD in the USA?

[Avemaria360]

Hello everyone! I am looking a 4 year Ph.D. program fully funded with stipends. I have a BA in History and an MA in Journalism. Is it possible to find any not requiring a GRE?

Thanks

[E-P]

With respect, I think you might be approaching it from the wrong angle.  Generally, the reason to do a PhD is to research.  You can't do the research that you're interested in in all places.  Therefore, you have to first figure out your research interests, then find out what universities have similar programs and professors doing that.  Then, you figure out admissions requirements.

 

So the real question is: What are you wanting to research, and where can you do that?

[HTM18]

Almost all PhDs in the US are funded by the university itself when they offer you admission. This is the norm. GRE is the usual requirement for graduate school.

Good Luck!

[Norse21]

The only university I know of in the US, that does not require the GRE, is Northwestern.

 

Happy hunting!