Does my preferred course require GRE or GMAT in Germany/Italy for a Master's?

Most Master's programs in Economics in Italy and Germany do not require GRE or GMAT scores. However, some universities may ask for these tests, especially for specific programs or if your degree is from outside the EU.

- Italy: Some universities, like LUISS, require GRE or GMAT for certain programs. For example, LUISS asks for a GMAT (555) or GRE (150 in Verbal and Quantitative) for Finance and Management. Others, like the University of Florence, do not specify these tests.
- Germany: Some universities, such as Konstanz and Frankfurt, may require GRE or GMAT, especially if your previous degree is not from a country covered by the Lisbon Convention or for quantitative-focused programs.

With your strong academic background in Economics, you may be exempt at several institutions, but requirements vary by program and are subject to change.

If you need help identifying which programs match your profile and their current requirements, please contact your LeapScholar counsellor.