<p>Hi , I come from a UK university and wonder
if there is any Grad course that I can apply for at Harvard
without having to take the GRE or any additional exams,
as I am extremely busy at the moment with the exams and
extra-curriculars I already have. </p>
<p>I have looked at the Harvard school of education- how
competitive is it to get into that? </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>The GRE is required for all applicants.
FAQ:</a> Application Requirements</p>
<p>As for competitiveness, I would assume it is pretty competitive. </p>
<p>Class Profile:
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<p>You may, take courses as a special student without submitting GRE scores... you would receive no funding however and you would have to meet other qualifications.</p>
<p>I'm not sure what exams and EC's you mean though... have you finished your undergraduate studies?</p>
<p>It seems like you're just looking for any Harvard grad school. If that is the case, I doubt that you would be happy at the ed school. It's highly specialized. Also, to be blunt, it does not have comparable resources to some other Harvard graduate schools. It's either the best, or one of the best, graduate schools of education out there, but if you're looking for "the Harvard experience," or a degree that will impress a lot of people in various fields, that's not the place to go.</p>
<p>what's the special course which does not require GRE you are talking about? where can i look into that?
I haven't finished my under grad studies but because I want to go straight into grad school next year, I want to know this now so I can apply ASAP. I've also not expected to receive funding at all, as I am used to paying international fees for education anyways. </p>
<p>thank you !</p>
<p>p.s. i'm not really looking to impress others, and I do take an interest in child development, which is related to education. further, i already have a career set in mind and am ready for, completely related to this, so the practicability of this is really not an issue, having studied in UK I simply want to have an experience of living in U.S. and if I get to go into Harvard it would just be like a big bonus for me :)</p>