Computer Science is a very popular subject for graduate international students. Most graduate schools require students to take the GRE before they are admitted into the Computer Science program. There are, however, a handful of schools that waive the GRE requirement for admission. This does not necessarily mean that these schools are of a lower quality, or that they do poorly in the rankings; its just that the GRE score does not factor in their admission criteria.

Here is a list of ten schools where GRE scores aren’t a big criteria for admission; although many of them strongly recommend that applicant submit GRE scores.

• University of Texas

• South Dakota State University

• Carnegie Mellon University: The Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT)

• Oklahoma State University

• Saint Mary’s University : Master in Information Technology Management

• ST. Thomas University

• University of Wisconsin-La Crosse: Master of Software Engineering (MSE)

• Penn State University - Harrisburg

• New Mexico State University

• Rensselaer Polytechnic University

Further reading: Top Engineering Schools Under $12,000