A graduate candidate must score at least 400 on the verbal portion of the GRE and at least 400 on the quantitative portion of the GRE and have a combined score on these portions of the GRE of at least 800. (Applicants who have already taken other tests such as the GMAT, LSAT, or MAT as part of admission requirements to other programs can submit those scores for consideration in lieu of the GRE. Preferred scores for admission will be 21 verbal and 27 quantitative on the GMAT, 380 on the MAT, and 144 on the LSAT.) Only when these criteria are met may an applicant use the tables below to determine the Admission Index Score. A graduate candidate must score at least 8 for admission to the MAT program. The Admission Index Score is a combination of one’s derived scores in parts "a" and "b" below.

1. c. Use the following table to determine the derived score for the GRE:

1. d. Use the following tables to determine the derived score for the undergraduate GPA. If the undergraduate degree was conferred five or fewer years ago, use the derived score in Table 1. If the undergraduate degree was received more than five years ago, Table 2 should be used.

The "a" derived score plus the "b" derived score equals the Index Score.