New list of grad programs that don't require GRE

[amontemurro13]

I know that Nova Southeastern doesn't require GREs, are there any other programs out there that don't require it? TIA

[AlwaysaFalcon]

Governors State University in Illinois!

[kjack99]

Texas State 

[ssllpp]

CSU San Marcos didn't this past year. But they might change their application from year to year.

[Elska]

CSUF

[tvl]

West Texas A&M

[K8eCastle]

The University of Central Oklahoma does not require the GRE! 

[SLPsingballs]

If you apply to CSUN, you can take the MAT (verbal only, or so I hear) instead of the GRE.

[tonguelover]

Is there a complete list of all graduate programs and all online graduate programs somewhere ( I mean other than on cheap crummy websites trying to sell U Phoenix)? There must be but I haven't found it yet.

[Chai Tea Latte]

2 hours ago, tonguelover said:

Is there a complete list of all graduate programs and all online graduate programs somewhere ( I mean other than on cheap crummy websites trying to sell U Phoenix)? There must be but I haven't found it yet.

http://www.asha.org/edfind/

[tonguelover]

Thanks Chai Tea Latte

 

[kayyyyy_]

St. Ambrose

[amontemurro13]

Thank you, everyone!!!!!! ?

[Crimson Wife]

bumping

[cowgirlsdontcry]

OSU (Oklahoma State University) does not require the GRE. Some universities have lower requirements. The University of Louisiana at Lafayette (ULL) minimum GRE requirement is a 294 total score, however, the English Department requires a 308 if one is applying for a fellowship. I looked at department sites carefully, in addition to grad school sites. Sometimes departments will have additional requirements over and beyond the grad schools. I copied everything about each university I was interested in, into one document that I organized by Application Due Date rather alphabetically according to university. It was very handy when I was preparing the actual application. It's good to organize your work for the applications. I created a folder titled 2017 PhD Applications. Inside that folder I had folders for each university where I kept SOPs tailored to each university and various other things. I had one school I attended as undergrad many years ago that required a written request emailed to them requesting transcripts be sent to each school. Everyone is different in what works for them, but when you are applying to a number of programs, this is what worked for me.

[Crimson Wife]

According to their website OK State *DOES* in fact require the GRE for their master's in SLP. They recommend "a combined verbal and quantitative GRE of 296; a verbal GRE of 153; and an analytical writing GRE of 3.5".

The PP seems to be talking about doctoral programs in English Lit so I think she accidentally posted on the wrong subforum.

[cowgirlsdontcry]

Oops!! Sorry I did post on the wrong forum.

[tonguelover]

again?

[whenigrowup]

Hello,

This might be a long shot but does anyone have a list of SLP programs that are online and don't require the GRE?

[Ggslpa]

On 2/22/2018 at 9:49 PM, whenigrowup said:

Hello,

This might be a long shot but does anyone have a list of SLP programs that are online and don't require the GRE?

Hello,

This is a list of Speech programs. You can narrow down the distance learning programs and check out their requirements. I think I found at least 10 distance learning programs.  Hope this helps.

If you make a list of schools that don't require GRE scores let me know.

https://www.asha.org/eweb/ashadynamicpage.aspx?site=ashacms&webcode=caalisting&caacat=slp