Pacific University in Oregon does not require the GRE. University of South Florida does not require the GRE.
Some programs that do not require the GRE for their PhD in Linguistics include Georgetown University, University of California - Berkeley, and University of Maryland.
It all depends on the school. Most School Psychology Programs require the following: Bachelors in Psychology, Sociology, or Education; GRE or MAT scores; 2 to 3 recommendations; personal statement and 3.0 GPA (minimum requirement).
Some universities that do not require the GRE for their PhD programs include the University of California, Berkeley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and University of Chicago. However, policies regarding GRE requirements can change, so it's best to verify with the specific program you are interested in applying to.
It depends on the specific program you are applying to. Some programs may require the GRE while others may not. It is best to check the admissions requirements for the specific program you are interested in.
Some universities in the US that do not require GRE scores for admission to Ph.D. programs in Earth Science or Geology include Penn State University, University of California Santa Barbara, and California Institute of Technology (Caltech). It's always best to check with individual programs for their specific requirements.
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Your question is really broad. Education programs in general educate you. If you're looking for sat prep, you should check out kaplan or prepme. If you're looking for gmat, check out Manhattan prep. GRE books are everywhere- barron's is the hardest, but the best.
most US universities require GRE, Europian do not need it. Want to know more, go to the universities webpage and look for GRE requirements.
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