Are there any minimum GRE score requirements for admissions to University of Virginia?

Below are the requirements for admission at University of Virginia-Main Campus:

GPA: On an average, students possessing 3.2 (on the scale of 4.0) are admitted to the computer science department. However, GPA is not important if an applicant has good grades in computer science, mathematics and other related subjects. GPA score of 3.2 is not the benchmark. It is possible to get admission if someone has below 3.2 score.

GRE: University has published the scores of successful applicants to give general idea of the GRE score to prospective students. Keep in mind that this score is not the minimum requirement. The scores are 156 (Scale 130-170), 160 (Scale 130-170) and 3.5 (Scale 0-6) for verbal, quantitative and analytical writing categories respectively.

Background: Prospective students are not required to possess a bachelors degree in computer science, but they must have sufficient knowledge of computer and its related subjects.

Letters of Reference: Applicants should request their prior mentors and teachers to provide the letters of reference to the University. Letters of reference from the employers are also acceptable. These letters should focus on the academic achievements of the students.

Personal Statements: An essay form statement written by the students highlighting the career goals and reasons for joining the Virginia University should also be submitted along with the application.

TOEFL Scores: International applicants must have the score of 90 on internet based test and more than 22 on speaking section of the TOEFL. Any applicant having less than 22 on speaking section will face difficulty getting admission in the university.

Applications are evaluated as a package. A weakness in one thing can be overcome by strength in another.

You can also visit the university website for more detailes by clicking the below mentioned link.

http://www.cs.virginia.edu/admissions/grad/