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Several universities in the USA allow students to apply for a MS in CS without requiring the GRE. Here are a few of them:
1. University of Florida - Offers an option to waive the GRE for students with a strong academic background.
2. Boston University - Does not list the GRE as a mandatory requirement for its MS in Computer Science program.
3. University of California, Irvine - Offers a GRE waiver for applicants who have significant work experience or a strong academic record.
4. Northeastern University - GRE scores are optional for applicants to the MS in Computer Science program.
5. San Diego State University - Does not require GRE scores for its computer science graduate program.
6. DePaul University - GRE scores are not necessary for admission into its MS in Computer Science.
These universities understand that test scores are not the only indicator of a student's potential in graduate studies.
If you're planning to apply to any of these universities, check their official websites or contact the admissions office to confirm their latest admission requirements.
