query about graduate schools

Robert Lawless robert.lawless at wichita.edu
Sat Jul 22 14:53:39 UTC 2006


The Department of Anthropology, Wichita State University, does not require 
the GRE for admission. We offer an M.A., not a Ph.D.

At 09:28 AM 7/22/2006, Harriet Ottenheimer wrote:
>Dear All,
>I am writing on behalf of a former student of mine who has been out of the 
>U.S. for several years teaching English in Korea (two years) and currently 
>teaching at a grade school in the Marshall Islands (one year, with one 
>more year to go on his contract).  He is doing this, in part, to save up 
>money for graduate studies in Anthropology.  He did not take the GRE exams 
>before he left the and it would be difficult for him now to make 
>arrangements to take the GRE.  Thus he is wondering if there are any good 
>graduate programs in the U.S. which do not require (or perhaps might even 
>overlook his lack of) GRE scores.  He is an excellent student.  He was my 
>Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology in his 
>senior year at Kansas State University.  Does anyone know of any good 
>graduate programs in anthropology (in the U.S.) that do not require 
>GREs?  (He would also consider schools in Australia, New Zealand, 
>England...)  Can anyone recommend any graduate programs that he might 
>consider applying to?  I would appreciate your letting me know.
>Thanks, in advance,
>Harriet Ottenheimer
>Professor, Anthropology & American Ethnic Studies (Emerita)
>Kansas State University
>mahafan at ksu.edu
>http://www-personal.ksu.edu/~mahafan



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