Explore PhD engineering programs in the USA that do not require GRE scores, including options at universities like MIT and Stanford.
Many PhD engineering programs in the US are waiving GRE requirements due to the pandemic and concerns about test bias, according to a recent survey.
US News & World Report lists top PhD engineering programs that do not require GRE scores, including programs at University of California, Berkeley and Carnegie Mellon.
Search for PhD engineering programs that offer GRE-optional or waiver policies, including programs at universities like University of Michigan and Georgia Tech.
Watch a video discussing top PhD engineering programs in the US that do not require GRE scores, including options at Harvard and University of Texas at Austin.
MIT's PhD engineering program does not require GRE scores, instead focusing on research experience, letters of recommendation, and academic transcripts.
Research from North Carolina State University explores the effects of waiving GRE requirements on PhD admissions in engineering and other fields.
The US Department of Homeland Security provides guidance on GRE requirements for international students applying to PhD engineering programs in the US.