List of Universities With GRE Waiver For Spring 2022 | How to apply without GRE

Hello everyone it’s finally here the list of universities that have waived the GRE for the spring 2022 intake. So I’m going to be giving you guys a list in this post and I’m also going to be answering a few questions. Specifically, I have some questions in mind that.

You guys are probably thinking about the whole GRE waiver. So I’m going to be answering those questions in this post. If you want to skip directly to the GRE waiver list you can go below into this post. But before that, I’m going to be answering these questions, because they’re going to be very important for you.

So let’s get to the question and answering

Number 01: What do universities look for now?

So now that the GRE has been made optional what are admissions committees going to look for in a potential applicant. So as you guys, remember you know the gre is not the only part of your application. You also have your GPA, Research/Projects, Sop, LOR any other kind of internship or work experience all these things that you’ve done. All of these will contribute to your profile. So now you can basically take the gre out of that equation and everything else is what’s going to be important towards your profile. Specifically, what I want you guys to pay attention to here, is that if you are applying to. Let’s say a quant-focused program. That means engineering, finance, MBA, accounting master’s in management all of these will be counted as quant focus program.

So for these programs what you want to do is you want to make sure that you prove that you have the strong quantitative ability. Now without the gre and with the gre you can easily just get a good quan score and that’ll be enough. But without the gre you’re going to want to make sure that you have a good GPA. Even better than that you actually have good grades in your mathematics courses in your undergrad program. So that’s going to prove that you have the quantitative metal.

Number 02: Should You Still Submit a GRE score?

Next question, which is should you guys send in your GRE score now that it’s made optional. There’s specifically four cases that I want to look at because the answer is going to vary depending on who you are and which program you’re applying to. Read More