Are you allowed to take the GREs without a Bachelor's?
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since registration  and test administration is complelty automated, i don't see why you'd run into a problem at all. Besides some people attend grad school with "Life Experience" as a bachelor's. You should be fine
1016589
Degrees can be created on your computer.  So can transcripts.\n\nTemple University, my alma mater, requires a release form.  There may be a fee for the inquirer as well.  I don't have a problem doing this since I did graduate.\n\nYou may be able to verify graduation at some universities without the release form, if you have their social.  I just looked on Temple's website and I didn't find anything.
932544
The GRE is for people who wish to pursue a graduate degree, and includes many disciplines.  It is similar to the ACT/SAT for undergraduate college, but harder.  There are alternative specialized tests for certain disciplines like law , masters in business, and medical school.
134084
Yes, you can use the degree if it is from an accredited and recognized university.  These days, many univerisities are offerring online programs, so it should not be too hard to find one that is suitable for your program of choice.  I know several people who have taken online bachelor degree and masters programs who are doing quite well in their fields.
949087
no, you can get certified without a college degree, but you do need to take classes
908816
You may apply for graduate school.  The requirements may be differed you should contact the school you would like to apply.  here are some common requirements:\n- complete undergraduate degree with- 3.0 G.P.A (B average, 85% of grades).\n- taken GRE or GMAT
394615
Yes. Several universites offer programs that don't require a GMAT score.
628429
Bachelors definetly...
391721
Without at least a G.E.D. most colleges won't accept you. I suggest contacting your local community college; most have G.E.D. preparedness courses where you can get your equivalency diploma and begin your academic career.  Some states have a "life time knowledge" exemption for seniors, but even then your academic counselor would strongly advise you take the G.E.D. course; if for no other reason than to get you in an "academic frame of mind."
808051
hell no. for highschool theres the a-g requirements(to get into college) and the graduation requirements(to grduate). all requiring dedication. fails are not accepted, and therefore you have to take it over. do not take it lightly.
860930
You can take them, I guess. I mean, there's nothing on the form that prevents you from taking them, except that you need a code for your high school. But you can always leave that blank.\nGo to www.collegeboard.com
217383
You surely can!\n\nArchitecture is a long course that requires only 10+2 as a prerequisite.\n\nGo ahead and have a fantastic career in booming construction industry.
1017994
Yes it is possible. Many of my students of GRE got more than 1500 by the preparation of only 25 working days. But it depends on your existing level. In normal case it need 2 month to prepare. Your required score demand 16 hours a day for three months extensive preparation (for above average in logics and reasoning minded student).\nFor more details you should visit  http://www.admissionglobal.com  ,  http://www.catzone.org  , http://www.entrytest.com and download preparation material as well.
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Most of the ones I've seen have residency requirements.\n\nBut I've seen links to B-schools which claim to offer degrees without any such requirements\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba <--- information on the mba /dba\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree... <--- news article about the recent demand for MBAs.
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No -- you don't need an associate's degree.  It is an irrelevent degree.  It merely means that you completed two years at a school that doesn't grant four year degrees.  If you spend two years at the worst community college in the country, you can get an AA.  If you spend two years at Harvard getting a 4.0 then leave -- you don't get a degree -- you are called a college dropout.\n\nMost students who get a BA or BS do not get an associate's degree first.\n\nTransfer as soon as possible.  Good luck.
727990
There is no criteria for standardized test score for being admitted, GRE is one of the requirement but there are many other requirements.  For sure, you can contact to the school you would like to go.  Most of universities in U.S has both undergradate and graduate school, so it's easy to search on internet.
757395
That sounds a bit illegal to me, why would you want a degree you didn't earn?