Say what you want about the #polycrisis, at least no one is talking #grexit & the #eurocrisis anymore 🤷‍♀️

Good

RT @profdvp@twitter.com

One of my colleagues in a large physics department tells me that fewer than 10% (!) of applicants to their Ph.D. program submitted a GRE Subject score.

It seems, for better or worse, that #GRExit has won - a long-standing cornerstone of graduate applications is on its way out...

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/profdvp/status/1617510963560812544

Is there any good writing/analysis on #GRExit coming from non-elite institutions where, for example, a substantial portion of applicants submit GRE scores in the 40th, 30th, 20th, and even 10th percentiles (with little quantitative coursework on their transcripts)?

Is there any good writing/analysis on #GRExit coming from non-elite institutions where, for example, a substantial portion of applicants submit GRE scores in the 40th, 30th, 20th, and even 10th percentiles (with little quantitative coursework on their transcripts)?

There has been lots of chatter about #GRExit lately and whether or not programs should require the GRE. Our department is trying to figure out our GRE policy, so I compiled the requirements in psychology for the 65 Association of American Universities.

Like it or not, the writing is on the wall..

There has been lots of chatter about #GRExit lately and whether or not programs should require the GRE. Our department is trying to figure out our GRE policy, so I compiled the requirements for the 65 Association of American Universities.

Like it or not, the writing is on the wall..

@cnsyoung is there an equivalent here of #GRExit or is it still a drama-free zone?