Another Program Drops the GRE Requirement

The Johns Hopkins University Earth & Planetary Sciences (EPS) department has dropped its GRE requirement. The EPS department debated the GRE requirement for three years before agreeing to [...]

Forbes just published its Ten Best AI and Data Science Master’s Courses for 2021. American universities dominated the top of the list. MIT, Stanford, and Carnegie Mellon were ranked first, [...]

It appears GRExit is being accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This movement, which was initially, fueled by concerns about racial inequities and the GRE’s effectiveness in predicting [...]

Princeton University has removed Woodrow Wilson’s name from its school of public and international affairs. The school will now simply be known as the Princeton School of Public and [...]

UC Santa Cruz fired 54 striking graduate student employees. The employees had refused to turn in final grades as part of their strike. The strike was not authorized by the union and the [...]

Southern Methodist University received a $100 million gift from the Moody Foundation to establish the Moody School of Graduate and Advanced Studies. The new graduate school will be SMU’s [...]

Our graduate school admission timeline has been updated for recommended November and December activities. Please keep in mind that most of our published content is inherently generic by its very [...]

Yesterday, the University of Chicago announced new funding guidelines for Ph.D. students in humanities and social sciences. These reforms will take two years to fully roll out and will be made [...]

Brown University dropped the GRE requirement for 24 of its Ph.D. programs. The decision is effective immediately, which will be welcome news for many prospective 2020 matriculants. It’s [...]

DesignIntelligence (DI) released its 2020 architecture school rankings. DI compiled over 12,000 surveys from recruiters, students deans and department chairs this year. However, only the 4,000 [...]