Perhaps you're into world religions, and would love to pursue a graduate degree that helps you find the common thread linking humanity together. Or maybe you're a Family and Consumer Sciences major, and balancing personal finance with childcare is right up your alley. Whichever of the following fields you choose for graduate school, you're still going to need to get in. The following statistics will come in pretty handy, too, mainly because you'll need to compete against other students intending to pursue a graduate degree in your intended major.


Will your Revised GRE scores be competitive enough? Find out below.

Here are the mean Revised GRE scores for students intending to major in Architecture, Public Administration, Religion, Social Work, Religious Theory, Family and Consumer Sciences, Environmental Design, Communications and more, according to the latest report published by ETS, the makers of the Revised GRE. These scores were taken from students who tested from August, 2011 through April 30, 2014.

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Mean Revised GRE Scores for Various Majors

Various Majors
Major	Verbal	Quantitative	Writing
Architecture/Environmental Design	150	154	3.5
Communications and Journalism	151	149	3.8
Family and Consumer Sciences	150	147	3.7
Library/Archival Sciences	157	149	4.0
Public Administration	152	149	3.8
Religion and Theory	157	151	4.2
Social Work	149	145	3.6