Explore PhD programs in mechanical engineering that are test-optional, including University of California, Berkeley and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The Mechanical Engineering PhD program at MIT is a test-optional program that focuses on innovative research and academic excellence.
NAFSA provides a list of test-optional graduate programs in engineering, including mechanical engineering PhD programs at universities such as Stanford and Cornell.
The University of Washington's PhD program in Mechanical Engineering is a test-optional program that offers research opportunities in areas such as robotics and biomechanics.
Some PhD programs in mechanical engineering are test-optional or do not require GRE scores, including programs at University of Michigan and Carnegie Mellon University.
The National Science Foundation provides research opportunities for mechanical engineering PhD students, including funding for test-optional programs at universities such as University of California, Los Angeles.
Inside Higher Ed discusses the trend of test-optional PhD programs in engineering, including mechanical engineering programs at universities such as University of Texas at Austin.
The Mechanical Engineering PhD program at Cornell University is a test-optional program that considers a range of factors, including research experience and academic background.