If you are interested in attending graduate school after completing your undergraduate degree with the Eller College, it is extremely important to understand the requirements to apply to the various graduate programs. You will be required to take one of four main exams based on what area you wish to continue your study in:
- Law School - Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
- Business School - Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
- Medical School - Medical College Admission Test (MCAT)
- Other Programs - Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
It is highly recommended that you speak to a person in admissions for the program you wish to apply to determine which exam is required for their program and the average scores of admitted students. This information may also be found on the homepage of the department or schools web site. Once you know this, you should begin to think about your time line of when you will begin studying or taking a preparation course, when you will take the exam, and when your exam scores will be reported for application purposes to the graduate program.
Resources for Preparation Courses and Practice Exams:
Resources for Taking an Exam:
The University Learning Center Testing Office
