Which graduate schools do not require the General GRE and the Math GRE exams?

[hki]

Are there graduate schools that do not require the General GRE and the Math GRE exams? Which ones?

[heshan666]

Maybe universities in Australia and Europe, not in the USA though.

[Rise]

Northwestern does not. That’s the only Top 25 school I can think of that doesn’t.

[rebrobin]

Schools that don't require the Subject Test (but do require General as far as I know):
Michigan State
Purdue
Washington State
Iowa State
Tennesee - Knoxville
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Minnesota
Missouri
Western Michigan
Stony Brook
Idaho
NC State
Arizona State
Virginia Tech
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska - Lincoln
Florida State
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Lehigh
Vermont
Cincinnati
New Hampshire
Wyoming

The only school I know of that also doesn't require the General GRE is George Mason.

[lothiriell]

Northwestern does not. That’s the only Top 25 school I can think of that doesn’t.

But they strongly recommend it. And when a school "strongly recommends" something, it is in your best interest to do it. They say that they accept students without GRE on rare occasions, but imo, rare = extremely rare and special cases when it comes to the top schools.

[password]

Lousiana State does not require mgre

[whatstheprobability]

UConn doesn’t require either.

[q8099086]

UIUC does not need neither of them.

[HotelPens]

If you are doing applied, typically only some of the top schools (Washington, NYU, etc) will ask for subject GRE, most will ask for general. UNH did not ask for either.