The GRE score obviously plays an important role in your MS applications and admission process. But, it’s certainly not the single most vital component. When it comes to evaluation, the admission officers are going to look at your overall profile – GPA, CV, Statement of Purpose, Letters of Recommendation, internships and work experience along with your GRE score. It’s a reality that someone with 311 can get into a University where the average GRE score of accepted candidates is 324. Similarly, an applicant with 330 might fail to get admitted to the same university in the same intake. If you somehow end up with average or low GRE score, it’s not the end of the world. If you get a GRE score of 320+, you certainly increase your chances of getting admitted to the top schools with brand and repute. But, the US has got hundreds of good quality universities for graduate studies and research. Even if you score less than 320 or 310, you can still have a shot at the Top 100 US universities, provided you choose your universities strategically and all the remaining components of your application are strong enough. So, let’s have a look at the universities where you can have a better chance of admission with a GRE score in the range of 300 and 320. I have also listed the fees, acceptance rates, chances (or availability) of financial aid (scholarships), and standard of living expenses. Please be advised, this list is for giving you all an idea; so use this list as for a reference purpose only. Do refer to the university/program pages and other websites as well. If you have got any queries, or need any kind of professional guidance, please feel free to contact us.

List of Top US Universities for GRE Score Range 300 to 320

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US Universities for GRE Score 315 - 320

US Universities for GRE Score 310 - 315

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US Universities for GRE Score 305 - 310

US Universities for GRE Score 300 - 305

US Universities with a Borderline GRE score of 300 (295 - 301)

San Diego State University Kent State University Northern Illinois University Wichita State University Western Kentucky University Central Michigan University Cleveland State University Texas A&M University California State University Sacramento Montana State University UT Tyler Ball State University New York Institute of Technology University of Denver Eastern Michigan University University of Central Arkansas