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!

[Leela81]

Baystate Medical Center Midwifery Education Program, Springfield, MA

[Who?Me?]

University of Phoenix doesn't require for MBA, MSN, MHA, MSN/MHA, etc.

[harnof]

Chelsea,

Thanks So much for your generous thumbnail of schools you looked into.

I am earnestly searching for a BSN to PhD program that does not require the GRE.

I have been contacted by U of Pheonix...but am not sure about that?

Any advice?

Thank you.

Bonnie

[PACU136]

Teachers College-columbia university Nurse educator program dont need GRE

[KaiteyRN]

University of Iowa still does not (as of this fall's admission group). Clarke University in Dubuque, Iowa also does not.

[ayorenee]

University of Saint Francis in Joliet, IL does not require them either.

[rosemadder]

East Carolina University, North Carolina

[diprifan]

East Carolina requires either the GRE or MAT. Only the GRE is accepted for the CRNA program.

http://nursing.ecu.edu/msn_admission.htm

[jelly221,RN]

Mount St. Mary's in LA doesn't require GREs. You do a timed writing sample after your interview that serves as the entrance criteria for a graduate level of study.

http://www.msmc.la.edu

[newtinmpls, BSN, RN]

College of St. Scholastica in Duluth MN

[hardenre]

YellowBoneRN;

I live in California, looking for PHd in nursing education programs anywhere in the U.S. that does not require the GRE. Have a masters degree and a gpa 3.60. The programs can be traditional or online. Thanks so much for this valuable research on advance nursing education programs. Please email your finding ASAP.

[phillycpnp-pc, MSN, RN, NP]

Villanova doesn't if your GPA is 3.5 or higher. If it is between 3.0-3.5 they will let some students try one class a semester for two semesters and if you get at least B you will fully matriculated. If you are below 3.0 you will have to take GRE.