The breaking news for Ivy Leagues is that all the Ivy League Colleges have made the GRE optional with the exception of a few programs in every Ivy League that may need you to submit your GRE score. The acceptance rates for Ivy League schools are still very low, and the competition is fierce. However, the new policies may make it slightly easier for some students to get in.
Princeton University, a top-ranked National University, and an Ivy League, has made the GRE optional for most of its Graduate and master’s degree programs. It joins all the other Ivy Leagues to make sure the graduate courses admission procedure is fair and minimalistic by refusing to accept the GRE scores
As stated on the official Massachusetts Institute of Technology Graduate Admissions website, the GRE is not a mandatory component for admission to any of MIT’s esteemed graduate programs. Nevertheless, it’s worth noting that certain programs within MIT may express a preference for applicants who provide GRE scores, despite their non-mandatory status. To ensure accurate information tailored to your chosen program, it is crucial to directly consult with the respective program’s admission guidelines to discern their specific stance on GRE submissions. This nuanced approach will help prospective applicants navigate the varied expectations within MIT’s diverse array of graduate programs.
Florida State University College of Business has made the GMAT optional for all of its master’s programs, effective for applications submitted on or after October 1, 2023. This is in line with a growing trend among business schools across the country, as they recognize that there are many other factors […]
