Good Universities that Don't Require the GRE?

[BHSUStudent]

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The OT programs that I was going to apply to did not require the GRE, and so I did not take the GRE. However, it appears that more programs are adding the GRE as a requirement for the 2014-2015 cycle (including one of the programs that I was going to apply to). Do any of you know of a good program that does not require the GRE?

 

[OTtoBe2013]

what do you mean by good? what is your specific criteria? cheap, public/private, grad rates, mot vrs dot?

 

[IndianaOT]

@BSHUStudent:

I welcome you to check out the Indiana University MSOT program here: http://shrs.iupui.edu/occupational_therapy/degrees/ms_ot.html.

We are ranked #21 in the US by US News & World Report; we're the oldest and highest ranked program in Indiana, located in Indianapolis, the 13th largest city in the US.

Please review the link, including the "About" section and the FAQs located therein. Our admission details are online, including the entire process and requirements. We do not consider GRE scores in admission and do not require them. References are not required and not reviewed. However, we do have an interview process (new this year) for the most well-qualified candidates.

Contact me any time regarding our program. We do have three clinicals required, including pediatrics, adolescents/young adults, and older adults.

Josh Morrison
Director, Student Enrollment Services
IU School of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences, IUPUI
[email protected]
shrs.iupui.edu

 

[OTnewbie]

I'm not sure if you are looking at schools in CA, but I know Samuel Merritt University doesn't require the GRE. Their website is: www.samuelmerritt.edu/occupational_therapy

Good luck in your application!

 

[guamguy15]

I'm in the same situation (no GRE) these are the schools that I am applying too

UTHSCSA (TX)
Texas Tech
UTMB (TX)
Loma Linda (CA)
Univ. of NH

 

[NCSUgopack]

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