Do I need a GRE if I already have a masters?

Short answer, yes. If you want to apply for another masters degree you have to submit a full application (with in-date GRE scores). If you have maintained a close relationship with the university, you may be able to wiggle out of the GRE requirement, but that is because the faculty already know your work.

Can you skip a Masters and get a PhD?

To be considered for a Ph. D. without a Master’s, you will need to have a Bachelor’s degree. In addition, you will need to have demonstrated strong academic performance during your undergraduate course.

Do I need the GRE for a master’s degree?

There are many programs that don’t require the GRE in a range of disciplines, including Master’s, PhD, and MPH programs. There are also programs that allow you to waive the GRE requirement under certain circumstances. Still others only require the GRE if you are applying for funding or fellowships.

What can I do with a PhD without the GRE?

PhD Programs that Don’t Require the GRE. 1 Business & Management. 2 Computer Science. 3 Criminal Justice. 4 Education. 5 Healthcare Administration. 6 Human Services. 7 Information Technology. 8 Nursing. 9 Occupational Therapy. 10 Psychology.

Do you have to take the MCAT and GRE for MD programs?

Programs have different policies, so some schools may require both the MCAT and the GRE for combined degree applicants. For example, an MD-Phd in Anthropology at one school may require the GRE, while the MD-PhD in Immunology may not. Check with your prospective med schools to make sure you’re covered.

Do I need to submit my own GRE scores?

But if you have a master’s degree and your GRE scores are older than 5 years, then we require you to take the general GRE and submit the scores, once again, they must be sent directly from ETS, not your own copy. Check with the universities and colleges to which you are applying for whether the GRE can be waived in your particular case.