Changes in GRE requirements

[columbia09]

Anyone noticing that universities are either making the test optional or dropping it all together 

[lapomegranate]

Yes? Many are waiving it. I actually have not purchased Magoosh memberships in hopes that my program of choice will waive it!

[columbia09]

11 hours ago, artyanimal said:

Yes? Many are waiving it. I actually have not purchased Magoosh memberships in hopes that my program of choice will waive it!

I’m looking into the MPP program at Princeton and unfortunately they told me there’s no word on them wavering it. They are one of the only programs at Princeton that still requires the dam test. It’s infuriating  

[2711383]

Just take the test, it's never been easier to take it.

[columbia09]

7 hours ago, 2711383 said:

Just take the test, it's never been easier to take it.

I did take it, 13% quantitative and that was the second time I took it. I’m done with it I hope ETS closes down permanently 

[fossati]

I noticed this too, but I am taking it anyway as I don't want to miss my chance of testing in the comfort of my home. 

[prepedonline]

These are changes some university are doing for year 2020 due to COVID 19 Graduate schools are making changes to their GRE requirements in a variety of ways, Some schools are going the whole nine yards, waiving the GRE at all or most of their graduate programs for every student applying this year. Other schools have somewhat stricter or less expansive requirements. Some schools are even allowing applicants to Submit their ACT and SAT stories.