Grad school lists by criteria

[OverCaffeinated]

someone mentioned to me the other day that i had an impressive excel sheet with all the schools under different headings

so i figure id post it here and see if it helps anyone

online masters

california state university northridge

idaho state university meridian

university of wisconsin eau claire

university of vermont

east carolina

university of northen colorado

south carolina

nova southeastern uni

 

no gre

uni of wisconsin river falls

central oklahoma

texas state university

california state - east bay

loma linda

nova southeastern

columbia

mercy college

seton hall uni

west texas a and m

british columbia

uni of washington

brooklyn?

california state fullerton

 

slpd

loma linda - slpd

uni of kansas medical center

nova southeastern uni

rocky mountain

pittsburgh

 

schools with spring admissions

UCF

ut dallas

st rose

eastern new mexico

fresno state

grand valley state

University of Central Florida

Valdosta State

Nova

CSU Northridge

University of South Dakota

St Johns University

University of Nebraska at Omaha

Appalachian State

Lehman College

Alabama A&M

University of Texas at Dallas

Kansas State University

Baylor University

Truman State

College of St Rose

Eastern Michigan

Texas A&M Kingsville

University of Central Missouri

Adelphi University

Appalachian State University

College of Saint Rose

Fort Hays State University

Illinois State University

Marquette University

Old Dominion University

Southeastern Louisiana University

Texas A&M University Kingsville

University of Kansas

University of Louisiana Monroe

University of Nebraska Omaha

University of North Texas

University of Rhode Island

University of Texas at Dallas

University of Central Florida

University of Northern Iowa

Valdosta State University

california state university sarcamento

st johns University

appalachian

university of south Dakota

 

hybrid programs

eastern new mexico

northern arizona univ

western kentucky

 

not so competative

idaho

University of Central Missouri

west texas and m

jackson state

central arkansas

valdosta

fort hays state

gradn velley state

western carolina

texas am - kingsville

northern arizona

eastern michigan

ilinios state

saint xavier

portland state

uni of washington

 

schools that look at last 60

grand valley state

jakcson st

fort hays

enmu

idaho state

buy

wt a and m

u of pacific

selu

uca

u of montana

t a and m kingsville

voldosta

wcu

csun

texas

oklahoma

stephen f austin

 

universities with 3 year masters

pitsburgh

nazareth

Appalachian State, UNC-Greensboro, USC

university of texas at austin

college of health and rehabilitation sciences sargnet college

university of arizona

university of florida gainesville

sacred heart

Illinois: SIU- Carbondale

Missouri: University of Central Missouri

North Carolina: Western Carolina University, Appalachian State

Nebraska: University of NE at Omaha

Kentucky: University of Kentucky, University of Louisville

Indiana: IU-Bloomington

uni of georgia

west virginia

new york uni

suny at buffalo

teachers college columbia

 

uni with 3 year track no re applying

university of colorado, boulder

northwestern uni

siu, carbondale

iu, bloomington

iowa

kentucky

louisville

new york medical college

university of central mo

new york medical college

new york university

teachers college, columbia uni

appalachian state

western carolina uni

vanderbuilt

james madison uni (very few out of field acceptions)

radford uni

uni of virginia

uni of arizona

 

Hopefully this helps (and sorry for spelling mistakes!)

 

[koalalover1]

This is really helpful! Thank you, alissavar! Although I do know that I emailed the UW River Falls department, as I am interested in applying there, and I am pretty sure they DO require a GRE. I didn't ask directly if the GRE was a requirement, but I got sent the average GRE scores of last year's applicants. I just assumed by that information that the GRE is required, or at least looked at by the department. Just wanted to throw that out there in case anybody else wants to apply there! 

[litesneeze]

Alissavar, I see that in your excel sheet you have a question mark next to brooklyn under the "no gre" list. Im not sure about Liu Brooklyn, but CUNY Brooklyn College definitely requires the gre scores. Hope that helps!

[hopefulspeechie16]

Uni of Washington is not competitive? I find that hard to believe since it's in the top 3. Are you sure about that one?

[SLPQ]

This is really helpful! Thank you, alissavar! Although I do know that I emailed the UW River Falls department, as I am interested in applying there, and I am pretty sure they DO require a GRE. I didn't ask directly if the GRE was a requirement, but I got sent the average GRE scores of last year's applicants. I just assumed by that information that the GRE is required, or at least looked at by the department. Just wanted to throw that out there in case anybody else wants to apply there! 

I'm a current grad at River Falls, and you are correct. GRE scores are required for this program.

[koalalover1]

I'm a current grad at River Falls, and you are correct. GRE scores are required for this program.

That is what I figured!  Thanks for the confirmation! Good to know for sure, as I will be applying!  

[ksbslp]

Bless You!!!!

[eggfish]

 

Uni of Washington is not competitive? I find that hard to believe since it's in the top 3. Are you sure about that one?

You're right.  The acceptance rate for University of Washington is only 18.5%.

[Jolie717]

You're right.  The acceptance rate for University of Washington is only 18.5%.

It's "only" 18.5%?  Are you kidding me???  I would kill for that acceptance rate in my area!!!  Which appears to be about 8-9%.  Gotta love California...

[eggfish]

It's "only" 18.5%?  Are you kidding me???  I would kill for that acceptance rate in my area!!!  Which appears to be about 8-9%.  Gotta love California...

I consider anything below 20% to be competitive, but I live in the midwest.

[Yancey]

One reason some of the schools that would seem to appear more competitive but still have a higher acceptance rate is because they tend to have larger class sizes (e.g. Class of 40-50 vs. smaller state schools with class sizes of 15-20) so they already accept more students. Additionally schools with more expensive tuition may pull more students from the alternate list because students chosen during the first round may select another school (received more funding elsewhere, top choice, desired area, research interest, etc). So it can be helpful to look at the ratio between number of applicants:how many are accepted for a class.

[OverCaffeinated]

This is really helpful! Thank you, alissavar! Although I do know that I emailed the UW River Falls department, as I am interested in applying there, and I am pretty sure they DO require a GRE. I didn't ask directly if the GRE was a requirement, but I got sent the average GRE scores of last year's applicants. I just assumed by that information that the GRE is required, or at least looked at by the department. Just wanted to throw that out there in case anybody else wants to apply there! 

their website doesnt explicitly list it. glad we had that sorted out

Alissavar, I see that in your excel sheet you have a question mark next to brooklyn under the "no gre" list. Im not sure about Liu Brooklyn, but CUNY Brooklyn College definitely requires the gre scores. Hope that helps!

its a question mark because their website is kinda weird... and their application asked me to fill in a webform... so i was little confused. it was LIU

 

Uni of Washington is not competitive? I find that hard to believe since it's in the top 3. Are you sure about that one?

see below...

You're right.  The acceptance rate for University of Washington is only 18.5%.

these programs were taken off of this forum... so dont shoot the messenger...

[OverCaffeinated]

Bless You!!!!

:)