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Schools without GRE or BA?
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As stated above, PT school is post bachelors. Only way to slightly go around this is by going to a 3+3 program (Bachelors+DPT). There aren't many out there.
GRE is required at most schools but some are going away from it.
GRE is required at most schools but some are going away from it.
For 2010-2011, these universities do not require the GRE (to my knowledge):
Neumann
University of the Sciences in Philly
Sacred Heart
Clarkson University
Evansville
Toledo
Thomas Jefferson
Hardin-Simmons University
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
D'Youville College
Mercy College
Nazareth
NYIT
Sage Colleges
Richard Stockton College
Neumann
University of the Sciences in Philly
Sacred Heart
Clarkson University
Evansville
Toledo
Thomas Jefferson
Hardin-Simmons University
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
D'Youville College
Mercy College
Nazareth
NYIT
Sage Colleges
Richard Stockton College
For 2010-2011, these universities do not require the GRE (to my knowledge):
Neumann
University of the Sciences in Philly
Sacred Heart
Clarkson University
Evansville
Toledo
Thomas Jefferson
Hardin-Simmons University
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
D'Youville College
Mercy College
Nazareth
NYIT
Sage Colleges
Richard Stockton College
Add: University of North Texas to the above list
im going to thomas jefferson. no GRE requirement.
but unless you go thr 3+3 route (you'll be getting a BA/BS anyway), you absolutely have to have a bachelors degree.
but unless you go thr 3+3 route (you'll be getting a BA/BS anyway), you absolutely have to have a bachelors degree.
For 2010-2011, these universities do not require the GRE (to my knowledge):
Neumann
University of the Sciences in Philly
Sacred Heart
Clarkson University
Evansville
Toledo
Thomas Jefferson
Hardin-Simmons University
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
D'Youville College
Mercy College
Nazareth
NYIT
Sage Colleges
Richard Stockton College
Add: Loma Linda U (CA)
I only know the schools in the midwest area due to the fact I didn't want to apply to far from Minnesota. University of North Dakota (UND) does not require either B.A. or GRE score for admissions. However, you still must have over 90 credits total (included pre-reqs). I was accepted there and visited the program and loved it because it was very balanced across the board, but decided on a different school.
Creighton University in Nebraska does not require a B.A., but does require the GRE.
Concordia University Wisconsin requires a B.A., but does not require the GRE. This is where I will be in the Fall.
Creighton University in Nebraska does not require a B.A., but does require the GRE.
Concordia University Wisconsin requires a B.A., but does not require the GRE. This is where I will be in the Fall.