Is GRE required for MS in CS at UC Irvine?
Yes, It is mandatory for students willing to pursue MS in computer Science at UC Irvine . The motive of this examination is to asses the students capabilities based on their critical, analytical, creative and technical thinking along with their educational backgrounds.
The scores are to be submitted

Yes, the applicants of the UC Irvine MS in Computer Science program are required to submit GRE test score. As such, no minimum GRE score has been mentioned by UC Irvine. The applicants are required to submit the official test scores as photocopies or scans are not accepted. Read: Top 20 Universities
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- UG Degree
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