How much does ETS charge per university for an extra GRE score report?
ETS currently charges US$40 for every additional recipient when you order an Additional Score Report after your test date. This fee applies separately for each extra university or institution you want your official GRE score sent to, on top of any score sends you already had included.
If you decide to add more universities to your list after test day, you will need to pay ETS separately for each new score report. The current fee structure is straightforward, but it can add up if you are applying broadly.
Additional GRE Score Report Fee
| Service | Cost |
|---|---|
| Additional Score Report, per recipient | US$40 |
When You Would Need to Pay This
This charge applies whenever you want ETS to send your official score to a university or institution that was not included in your original free score-report selections made around your test registration. Each extra recipient is billed individually, so expanding your shortlist later in the process comes with a per-university cost.
My Advice
Try to finalize your target university list before or right after your GRE test date, so you can use your included free score sends efficiently and avoid paying the US$40 additional fee multiple times over.
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