How could I know what universities in the US that require no GRE when I apply for PhD in Linguistics? Do you know any?

[mq1]

The GRE is so tough for me as an international student. So, I appreciate it if you could tell me what linguistics phD programs that require no GRE. Thanks a lot every one and have a wonderful day.

[radiowires]

Off the top of my head, I know that neither MIT nor UCLA requires the GRE as part of the application--but by and large, it is my impression that most American linguistics PhD programs do require GRE scores. Figuring out which programs you're interested in and then looking at application requirements (to see if they require the GRE or not) would probably be your best bet.

Good luck in your search!

Edited August 6, 2012 by radiowires

[mq1]

Off the top of my head, I know that neither MIT nor UCLA requires the GRE as part of the application--but by and large, it is my impression that most American linguistics PhD programs do require GRE scores. Figuring out which programs you're interested in and then looking at application requirements (to see if they require the GRE or not) would probably be your best bet.

Good luck in your search!

Is there like a website that tells every thing ?

Thanks radiowires

[radiowires]

Is there like a website that tells every thing ?

Each program's website should list its application requirements. But as far as a big unified listing goes... if there is one, I don't know about it.

[Chase Wang]

Connecticut

[Arezoo]

Arizona state university, MA with concentration in linguistics, No GRE