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October 07, 2019

Grad School Without the GRE

Brown University (RI) announced Friday that entrance to 24 of its graduate programs will no longer require the Graduate Record Examination. Brown's move follows a similar move by Princeton University (NJ), which last month announced that 14 of its departments have dropped the GRE as a requirement. The Educational Testing Service, which runs the GRE, opposes the move, but there may be more such decisions ahead.
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