<p>Hi, </p>
<p>I’m in the midst of applying for a joint degree in Law and IR. Georgetown, my top choice, allows you to submit your LSAT scores for admission to MSFS if you are doing a joint degree, and for some reason I thought this would be true of most similar joint degree programs. As I have found, however, it is not. Pretty much all of the others require the GRE. </p>
<p>I took the GRE back in Jan of 2008, just to see how I’d do on it (more than anything else). I literally did about one day of revision for it, and got a 590 Verbal (83rd percentile), a 740 Quant (82nd percentile), and a 6.0 Analytical Writing (96th percentile). </p>
<p>I genuinely have no idea about what sorts of GRE scores schools like SIPA, SAIS, Fletcher, etc require for a competitive application. Can anyone give me some info here? Much appreciated!!</p>