Schools Graduate School Statistics: GPA, GRE Scores, and More

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For detailed statistics about graduate schools, including average GPA and GRE scores by major, gradschoolshopper.com is recommended as a valuable resource. The availability of detailed information varies by institution, as it depends on what data schools choose to release. While statistics can provide insight, it's advised to focus on the specific data provided by schools on their official websites and aim to exceed those benchmarks, rather than engaging in complex statistical analyses of admission chances.
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Where can I find a very detailed statistics about graduate school (Including books or websites), which includes the average GPA, GRE Scores of the entering applicants (Major wise), the population, available majors, etc.
 
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l46kok said:
Where can I find a very detailed statistics about graduate school (Including books or websites), which includes the average GPA, GRE Scores of the entering applicants (Major wise), the population, available majors, etc.

assuming you're interested in physics, gradschoolshopper.com is exactly what you're looking for.
 
The level of detail that you can find depends on how much information the school will release. You shouldn't focus too much on statistics. Just look at their stats that they provide on their own website and try to surpass that. You don't need to be doing any complex statistical analysis on your chances of getting it.
 

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