California

GRE general test score is required for the University of San Francisco MSCS program. The programme considers the Quantitative score primarily. The average quantitative GRE score required is 164. The applications with a Quantitative score below 155 are generally not competitive.

Given below are the University of San Francisco MSCS admission requirements:

• Proof of funding
• English language proficiency score
• Bachelor’s degree: 3-year bachelor’s degree are accepted for admission review. Applicants with a 3.0 GPA or higher have more competitive applications and a higher chance of scholarship award
• Passport’s photo / information page
• GRE test score
• Statement of Purpose
• Resume / CV
• Letters of Recommendation

The University of San Francisco MS in Computer Science programme is two years. The programme highlights are given below:

• Real-world experience
• Good faculty – Learn from researchers and working experts in the Bay Area’s tech community
• Small classes
• International students may be eligible to work for 36 months in the US after they complete their MSCS programme via the OPT programme and STEM extension

Also Read: MS in Computer Science in USA

The University of San Francisco needs a GMAT / GRE score for MBA admission. But, the university has not mentioned the minimum score required for these tests. Apart from this, the applicants are required to have the following:

• Proof of funds
• English language proficiency score
• Academic transcripts
• Passport copy

Also Read: A Complete Guide on MBA in USA for Indian Students