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OLDGraduate review exam (GRE)

Submission of Graduate Review Exam (GRE) scores from ETS is required.  Applicants are strongly encouraged to request ETS forward official results directly to CASPA via the program's CASPA GRE code.  The program's CASPA GRE code is 0445; use of this code results in ETS electronically forwarding results directly to CASPA for inclusion with the applicant's CASPA record.  

GRE scores, in addition to GPA, are used as a measure of academic aptitude.  No minimum GRE score is required.  GRE scores remain valid for five years.  The program requires applicants take the general exam and will not accept subject specific exams.  An MCAT score, or other exam results (i.e. PA-CAT), will not be accepted as a substitute for GRE results.  All applicants must submit official GRE results by the August 1 application deadline; regardless of professional and/or academic background.  No exceptions will be made in regards to the GRE requirement.  For further GRE information please visit ETS GRE.

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