List your School Here if they do not Require the GRE's..

[justme1972]

I think that this may be a good idea for a sticky!

[Ally48]

Are you looking for online programs, onsite programs, ASN, BSN, MSN, or dnp programs? What specialty are you looking for to?

MSN programs that do not require the GRE for admission.

University of Phoenix

Walden University

South University

Norwich University

Stevens-Henager College

Saint Joseph's College of Maine

George Washington University

Excelsior College

Loyola University New Orleans

Seton Hall University

Grand Canyon University

Kaplan University

Regis University

You can find more information from Petersons:

http://www.petersons.com/distancelearning/code/search.asp?path=gr.fas.distance

[YellowBoneRN]

is that a link or something that you can post?

i'm always looking for ones in the mid-atlantic region.

pm me and i will try to email you all the schools i have then will post on this site.

moderator request: please do not post email addresses on the site, for your own internet security.

thank you

[Jen2002]

Lewis University (Romeoville, ILL)

[PeachyERNurse, BSN, RN]

University of South Florida, Tampa, FL.

No GRE required for NP programs. Only required for the CRNA program.

[YellowBoneRN]

I attached a copy of the list of schools I applied to none of these schools require GRE. Let me know if you cannot open attachment.

Chelsea:heartbeat

Chelsea MSN FNP programs applied to.pdf

[Dr. Tammy, FNP/GNP-C]

The following, rightly so, do not require GRE:

University of Southern Indiana

Indiana State University

Ball State (Indiana)

Good for you for asking! Just say no to schools that rely on junk science instruments such as the GRE for candidate selection. In a clinical science dominated field informed, guided and directed by BEST evidence, there is no room for the utility of sham instruments.

[UVA Grad Nursing]

The University of Virginia faculty voted today to no longer require the GRE for the specialty MSN or dnp programs.

It is still required for the PhD in Nursing (including the BSN-to-PhD).

For the Master's Entry program (Clinical Nurse Leader), the GRE is required only for those whose undergraduate GPA is 3.25 or under.

[lei7]

UPenn doesn't require GREs if GPA over 3.2

[Dr. Tammy, FNP/GNP-C]

The University of Virginia faculty voted today to no longer require the GRE for the specialty MSN or DNP programs.

It is still required for the PhD in Nursing (including the BSN-to-PhD).

For the Master's Entry program (Clinical Nurse Leader), the GRE is required only for those whose undergraduate GPA is 3.25 or under.

Good for them. Welcome them to the 21st century!

A more scientifically appropriate policy (at least as valid) would be the following:

1. BSN-Ph.D. GRE required, except for every third Tuesday following a quantified ooija board assessment.

2. BSN-MSN: GRE required only if the candidate has not had a qualified palm reading in the last 45 days, exluding those with GPA's between 3.25-3.95. Those with higher than 3.95 are automatically suspect and consequently will need the GRE, unless waived for a Mother's Day exception.

3. Masters Entry: GRE for all, because they wouldn't know the meaning of a Pearson coefficient of r= 0.03 and r=-.05 if it hit 'em in the face.

[SmilingBluEyes]

As per request, thread "stickied" for assistance to people seeking University programs not requiring this for Admission. Hope it helps. Please keep posts here on-topic and helpful. You are welcome to debate the value of GRE requirements for graduate-degree admission programs in another thread.

Thank you.

[ldybug7]

Barnes Jewish College of Nursing in St. Louis does not require the GRE.

[justme1972]

I think that this could become an amazing resource for those that either bombed the GRE's or are weak in Math....like me :)

I plan on taking the GRE's to expand my choices, but it's nice to know where you can go if you don't get a good score.