The University of Oregon's Mechanical Engineering PhD program is test-optional for the 2026 application cycle. Our program focuses on interdisciplinary research and collaboration.
Washington State University's Mechanical Engineering graduate program has adopted a test-optional policy, allowing applicants to choose whether to submit GRE scores as part of their application.
This article explores the latest developments and opportunities in mechanical engineering, including test-optional PhD programs in the Pacific Northwest, and their potential impact on the field.
The University of Washington's Mechanical Engineering PhD program is a highly interdisciplinary and research-focused program. While GRE scores are not required, they can be submitted as part of the application.
This article discusses the benefits and challenges of test-optional graduate admissions policies, including those adopted by mechanical engineering PhD programs in the Pacific Northwest.
Grad School Match provides an overview of mechanical engineering PhD programs in the Pacific Northwest, including those with test-optional admissions policies.
Oregon State University's Mechanical Engineering department offers a range of research opportunities for PhD students, with a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation. The program is test-optional for the 2026 application cycle.
This research report from the Council of Graduate Schools explores the impact of test-optional admissions policies on graduate enrollment, including in mechanical engineering PhD programs.