| Auburn
University - CSSE |
"GPA > 3.0 (typical cases); GRE general > 1200 - for
all applicants " (source)
|
| Brigham Young
University - CS |
"realistic
minimums are: GPA of at least 3.3 (last 60 hours). Above the 50th
percentile on all three sections of the GRE. At least a score of 4.0 on
the new Writing section of the GRE. Actual averages of students
admitted to the MS program for the Fall 2006 Semester: GRE percentiles:
69% (V), 75% (Q), 51% (A) GPA: 3.58 " (source)
|
| Carnegie
Mellon University - HCII |
"the average GRE score (which includes analytical, verbal and
quantitative) of those admitted students last year was 2008" (source)
|
| Case Western
Reserve University - EECS |
"There
is no set minimum score required by our department. The requirement is
that all incoming students must take this test. However, guidelines for
scoring are as follows: Verbal 520+, Quantitative 740+, and Analytical
3.5+." (source)
|
| Columbia
University - CS |
"the average GRE scores for the entering class of Fall 2006
were Verbal: 566, Quantitative: 760, and Analytical: 4.4. " (source)
|
| Drexel
University |
"The
average GRE Quantitative score for M.S. students who were accepted and
came in Fall 2004 was 722. The average GRE Verbal score was 501. The
average GRE Analytical score was 714." (source)
|
| Florida
Atlantic University |
"At
least 3.0 (of a 4.0 maximum) GPA (Grade point Average) in the last 60
credits attempted prior to graduation. A combined score of 1000 or
higher on the verbal and quantitative portions of the GRE " (source)
|
| Florida State
University - CS |
"All
students admitted to the program significantly exceed these criteria in
at least some areas. The minimum GRE score required for admission to
the Department of Computer Science is 1100 (Verbal and Quantitative
combined) with a minimum of 650 on the Quantitative. GPA: at least 3.0
on a 4.0 scale average to be consider competitive." (source)
|
| Illinois
Institute of Technology - CS |
"The
minimum required combined GRE score is 1000 (Verbal + Quantitative) and
3.0 (Analytical Writing) for the MSCS program ... " (source)
|
| Iowa State
University - CS |
"GPA:
3.30 out of a possible 4.00 and ranking in top quartile of the
graduating class. Successful candidates place in the 90th percentile in
quantitative and analytical sections when percentiles are reported by
ETS." (source)
|
| Kansas State
University |
"For M.S. and Ph.D. applicants; minimum GRE scores of 400/700
Verbal, 650/700 Quantitative, and 4.0/4.5 Analytical Writing" (source)
|
| Lehigh
University - CSE |
"We
prefer students with at least a 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, in their major and
overall. The average score for successful applicants has been over 2000
in the old GREs (with three parts). We will prefer high scores (over
4.0) on the new written component." (source)
|
| Michigan State
University - CSE |
"GPA
at least 3.2 ... Applicants should have a total (verbal, quantitative,
analytical) score of at least 2000. For the 'new' GRE, the total of
Verbal and Quantitative scores should be at least 1360, and the
Analytical Writing score should be at least 4.5. The scores mentioned
above are generally considered as minimum requirements, and they do not
guarantee admission if met." (source)
|
| Michigan
Technological University - CS |
"Minimum scores of 75% quantitative, 75% analytical and 50%
verbal are required" (source)
|
| National
University of Singapore |
"Most successful candidates have a minimum GRE score of 1350
(verbal & quantitative) and 3.5 (analytical)." (source)
|
| New
Mexico State University - CS |
"no info" (source)
|
| New
York University - CS |
"Successful
applicants to the MS program in Computer Science will generally have
the following minimum qualifications: Strong GRE Quantitative and
Analytical scores. (Typical acceptable scores are near 700 for each
section, or 4.0 or better on the new Analytical Writing
section.)" (source)
|
| North Carolina
State University - CS |
"Guideline
scores are: Verbal Reasoning 65%, Quantitative Reasoning 85%,
Analytical Writing 60%. In recent years, admission has become more
competitive. For international students, the average percentile for the
Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing parts
have exceeded 70% for most students gaining admission. GPA of 3.5 or
higher" (source)
|
| Northwestern
University - CS |
"Statistics: Incoming 2004-2005 Graduates: GRE Q 770, GRE A
743, GRE V 638, GRE W 4.9, Undergrad GPA 3.53 " (source)
|
| Ohio
State University - CSE |
"GPA
3.0+, Verbal+Quantitative+Analytical>=1900 (old format) or Verbal:
500, Quantitative: 700 and Analytical: 4 (new format)." (source)
|
| Ohio
University - CS |
"most successful applicants score in the top 25th percentile
on the quantitative and analytical writing portions. " (source)
|
| Oregon Health
and Sciences University - OGI CSE |
"Desirable
GPA is 3.5/4.0. Recently admitted master's students have averaged 82nd
percentile on the quantitative section. Students not taking the TOEFL
averaged 79th percentile on the Verbal section." (source)
|
| Oregon
State University - EECS |
"minimum
... GPA 3.00 ... GRE ... The minimum requirement is a combined score of
1400 on the Quantitative and Analytical portions. Under the new GRE
format, the minimum requirements are a score of 700 in the Quantitative
portion and 4.5 in the Analytical Writing portion... EECS does not have
the capacity to accommodate all applicants who meet the minimum
admission requirements" (source)
|
| Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute - CS |
"The
average GRE scores of admitted applicants for Fall 2006 were Verbal
531, Quantitative 757, and Analytical 4.5. However, applicants should
not place too much importance on these numbers" (source)
|
| Rice
University - CS |
"Typical
GRE scores for admitted applicants are in the 90-99th percentile on the
quantitative and analytical portions of the GRE for those applying to
the Ph.D. program and in the 80-89th percentile for the MCS program.
CGPA scores range from 3.5-4.0 based on a 4.0 scale... The minimum
score required on the general GRE is 70 percent in the analytical and
quantitative sections. However, this is a minimum requirement, and
applicants who are offered admission generally have much higher
scores." (source)
|
| Rutgers
University - CS |
"mean
GPA ... 3.62. A high score on all the GRE examinations required ...
mean GRE scores for a recent entering class of students were: Verbal
580, Quantitative 782" (source)
|
| Simon Fraser
University - CS |
"For M.Sc. and Ph.D. applicants, the minimum GRE requirement
is Verbal 560, Quantitative 740, and Analytical 4.0." (source)
|
| Stanford
University - CS |
"While
there is no minimum requirement for GRE scores, a strong application
would include percentiles in the high 90s for the Ph.D. program and
scores in the 90th percentile for the MS program" (source)
|
| Temple
University - CIS |
"An
undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 system. The GRE examination is
required. A minimum score of 1000 (verbal plus quantitative) and a
minimum 25th percentile verbal score is expected." (source)
|
| University of
Alabama, Birmingham - CIS |
"1100
or better on the quantitative plus verbal (Q+V) Graduate Record
Examination ... grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.0 (4.0 scale),
overall or for the last 60 hours (preferably higher in computer science
courses)" (source)
|
| University of
Alabama, Huntsville - CS |
"Have
a minimum total score of 1500 on the aptitude test (verbal,
quantitative, and analytical) portion of the Graduate Record
Examination. (For GRE tests taken after October 1, 2002 the score on
the analytical portion is obtained by taking the (raw score + 2) x
100.) GPA: have a minimum grade-point average of B (3.0) on the
undergraduate record." (source)
|
| University
of Alberta - CS |
"The
GRE (general) is required if you have received a degree outside of
Canada. Successful applicants obtain a minimum score of 700 on the
quantitative and 4.0 on the analytical writing section. " (source)
|
| University
of Arizona - CS |
"Ordinarily,
an applicant for the Master's program is expected to have a minimum
undergraduate grade point average of 3.2 out of 4.0 scale, and GRE
General Test scores of 470 Verbal, 600 quantitative, and an analytical
writing score of 5.0. " (source)
|
| University of
Arkansas - CSCE |
"On
the other hand, we usually don't admit into our graduate studies
program if any of the scores are below the 60th percentile. If the
Verbal test score is below the 60th percentile, but the other test
scores are above that mark, then we might admit ..." (source)
|
| University
of Calgary |
"minimum
3.3 GPA ... exceptions to the GPA requirements may be considered for
students with ... GRE General scores of at least 600 verbal and 750
quantitative and either 720 analytical (old test format) or 5.5 (new
test format). " (source)
|
| University
of California, Davis - CS |
"GRE for Fall 2005 admits ... Averages: Verbal 590,
Quantitative 750, Analytical 739, Written Analytical 4.9" (source)
|
| University
of Chicago - CS |
"Average
GRE Scores: Upper 20th percentile in both the quantitative and verbal
sections of the GRE, upper 30th percentile in the analytical writing
section. " (source)
|
| University of
Connecticut - CSE |
"The
minimum scores for admission into the Master's program is 500 for the
verbal, 750 (or 85th percentile) for the quantitative and 4 for the
written (on a scale from 2 to 6)." (source)
|
| University of
Delaware - CIS |
"The
applicant must take the Graduate Record Examinations and is expected to
score at least 1100 in the combined Verbal and Analytical tests."
(source)
|
| University of
Florida - CISE |
"minimum:
GRE: 1100 (math and verbal, with math>600, verbal>400). The
averages are: 560 verbal, 760 quantitative, 680 analytical, and 1320
total (verbal + quant)" (source)
|
| University of
Houston - CS |
"Applicants
with an overall grade point average of at least 3.0 (out of 4.0) are
encouraged to apply. Average scores of successful applicants to this
program for Fall 2004: GRE: 534 verbal, 755 quantitative." (source)
|
| University of
Idaho - CS |
"an
undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher, and a Graduate Record Examination
general (aptitude) score of 1200 cumulative for verbal and quantitative
and 4.5 for analytical" (source)
|
| University of
Illinois, Chicago - CS |
"a
cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, and a
total score of 1200 or above on the GRE General Exam is acceptable
(500+ on verbal, 700+ on quantitative, and 4.5+/6.0 on
analytical)." (source)
|
| University of
Iowa |
"A
minimum 3.00 undergraduate grade point average... The GRE General test
scores of students admitted for fall 2005 and 2006 averaged
approximately 560 Verbal, 780 Quantitative, 4.5 Analytic Writing.(If
you have an Analytic score based on 0-800 scale instead of Analytic
Writing score, divide your score by 130 for very rough
equivalent.)" (source)
|
| University of
Kansas - EECS |
"Successful
applicants to our graduate programs have strong undergraduate grades
(above 3.0 / 4.0 USA, 70% India, or 80% China) and GRE scores above
1900 (500 verbal, 700 quantitative, 700 analytical)." (source)
|
| University of
Maryland - CS |
"The average score for the General GRE is: Verbal- 580,
Quantitative- 780, and Analytical- 5.0" (source)
|
| University of
Massachusetts, Amherst - CS |
"Average
test scores of students who have been accepted are: Verbal: 84th
percentile, Quantitative: 93rd percentile, Analytical: 93rd percentile,
Analytical Writing Measure score: 4.93" (source)
|
| University
of Memphis - CS |
"It
is recommended that applicants have a verbal score of at least 400 and
a quantitative score of at least 400 on the GRE. Applicants with lower
test scores may be considered in exceptional cases. minimum GPA of
2.5" (source)
|
| University
of Michigan - CSE |
"A
GPA of at least 3.5/4.0 for the undergraduate degree. A Graduate Record
Examination (GRE) General total score of at least 2000 (out of a
possible 2400); new test scoring of at least 1300 and 4.5
(analytical)" (source)
|
| University
of Missouri, Columbia - CS |
"A
GPA of at least 3.0 (A= 4.0) for the last half of the undergraduate
curriculum. The minimum acceptable scores are the 25th percentile on
the verbal (GRE-V) part, the 80th percentile on the quantitative
(GRE-Q) part, and 4 on the analytical writing part." (source)
|
| University of
Missouri, Rolla - CS |
"A
minimum GRE verbal score of 370. A minimum combined GRE quantitative
and analytic score of 1200 or GRE Quantitative >=600 and AW score
>=3.5. An undergraduate GPA of 3.0/4.0 or better over the last 2
years." (source)
|
| University of
Nevada, Reno |
"We
expect successful students to have raw scores above 700 in the
Quantitative and above 670 in the Analytical. Students who score below
400 in the Verbal will find it difficult to complete our graduate
program. " (source)
|
| University of New
Brunswick - CS |
"normally
require a minimum score of 600 for Quantitative Section and a minimum
score of 3.5 for the Analytical Writing. ... necessary but not
sufficient." (source)
|
| University of
New Mexico - CS |
"The
department has established criteria for the GRE scores of 570
(verbal-native English speakers), 670 (quantitative) and 620
(analytical). These are not hard and fast cutoffs ..." (source)
|
| University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill - CS |
"A
baccalaureate degree is required, with a grade point average of at
least B (3.0/4.0); most entering students have a GPA of more than 3.5.
High scores on all three parts of the General Aptitude Test of the
Graduate Record Examination are also recommended: a minimum of 80th
percentile on the verbal section, 90th percentile on the quantitative
section, and 90th percentile on the analytical section or a minimum of
5 on the analytical writing section. In recent years, most entering
students have averaged in the 90th percentile or higher on each of the
three sections. " (source)
|
| University
of North Texas - CS |
"GPA 3.00 in prior work, Verbal - 400, Quantitative - 700,
Analytical 600, Analytical Writing 4.0" (source)
|
| University of
Notre Dame - CSE |
"It
is our past experience that students with a GRE total exceeding 2100,
in the upper 10% of their class, and a TOEFL exceeding 600 tend to be
competitive." (source)
|
| University of
Pennsylvania - CIS |
"Fall 2006 MSE admissions statistics ... Candidates admitted
to the MSE program: Average GRE: V 570/Q 780/A 700/ AW 4.5" (source)
|
| University of
Saskatchewan - CS |
"What is the Department's minimum GRE requirement? The
minimum overall score that is required is 2000," (source)
|
| University of
South Carolina - CSE |
"at
least a 3.00 GPA. The average GRE scores of the accepted applicants for
Fall 2002 were: Verbal 539, Quantitative 720 and Analytical 668" (source)
|
| University of
South Florida - CSE |
"A
minimum total score of 1200 in the verbal and quantitative portions of
the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) (must make at least 500 verbal,)
and a minimum grade point average of 3.3 out of 4.0 for all course work
completed during the last two years" (source)
|
| University of
Tennessee, Knoxville - CS |
"minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.7. average about 2000 on the
verbal + quantitative + analytical " (source)
|
| University of
Texas, Arlington - CSE |
"An
overall GPA of 3.0. A GPA of 3.2 or higher on CS/CSE related course
work in the last two years. A sum of verbal and quantitative GRE scores
of at least 1150 for MS. GRE quantitative 700 and GRE verbal
400." (source)
|
| University of
Texas, Austin - CS |
"For
the Masters program, the average scores of recent successful applicants
to this program have been: GRE: 624 verbal, 789 quantitative, 4.5
analytical. CS Subject Test (AGRE): 795. The GPA has been 3.48 (on a
4.0 scale)." (source)
|
| University of
Texas, Dallas - CS |
"Minimum
requirements are: GPA of at least 3.0 (last 60 hours). GPA in
quantitative courses of at least 3.3. GRE scores of at least 1200
(verbal + quantitative) or 1800 (verbal + quantitative + analytical) is
advisable" (source)
|
| University of
Texas, El Paso - CS |
"the
department likes to see a GPA of 3.5 or higher, and GREs with V: 500+,
Q: 650+ and A: 600+ or AW: 4+. However applicants with lower scores but
other strengths are also encouraged to apply. In recent years,
applicants with a GQ score (see estimator) over -25 have mostly been
accepted, whereas those below -25 have generally not been
accepted." (source)
|
| University
of Toledo - EECS |
"GRE
Verbal score of 500, Quantitative score of 700 and Analytical writing
score of 4.5. For students from the old GRE system, the cut-off score
is 1800" (source)
|
| University
of Virginia - CS |
"nominal
minimum GPA for a successful applicant is about 3.2 (out of 4.0).
Nominal scores for successful applicants ... 750 for the quantitative
part and 550 for the verbal" (source)
|
| University
of Washington - CS |
"The
average GPA of those offered admission for Autumn 2006 was 3.77. The
average GRE scores of these applicants were: Verbal (including foreign
students): 85%, Quantitative: 90%, and Analytical: 74%." (source)
|
| University of
Wisconsin, Madison - CS |
"most
of the students we admit are in the 85th percentile or higher on each
of the sections of the GRE General Test (Analytical Writing,
Quantitative, and Verbal), and have a GPA of 3.5 or higher (on a 4.0
scale)." (source)
|
| University of
Wyoming - CS |
"'A
minimum combined score (verbal and quantitative) of 900 for master's
applicants and 1000 for doctoral applicants is required. To be
considered for admission to graduate study in the department,
applicants must achieve a high score on the quantitative portion of the
general examination, in addition to meeting the combined score
requirements.'" (source)
|
| Washington
University in St. Louis |
"We expect all applicants to score 50 percentile and above in
each section of the GRE" (source)
|
| Wayne State
University - CS |
"The
department requires at least - verbal 450, quantitative 750, analytical
writing 4.5 (Old exam format requirement is analytical score of
650)."
(source)
|
| Yale University
- CS |
"Most students we admit are above the 90th percentile in
quantitative, analytical and verbal scores." (source)
|