Receiving GRE Scores

Ways to receive GRE scores

The GRE program offers authorized score users a choice of FREE score reporting in one of two convenient ways — online through the ETS® Data Manager and via automated server-to-server feeds.

Scores online through the ETS^® Data Manager

The ETS Data Manager provides fast, on-demand, secure access for approved users to applicants' GRE score information and more. You can:

• do quick lookups of individual score reports
• view and download rosters of test takers, including score data
• download data in multiple formats, including Microsoft^® Excel, PDF and the Scorelink^® service
• easily sort and filter data
• view test-taker photos and Analytical Writing essay responses
• view quick summary data reports 
• create custom summary data reports
• print just the score reports you need
• receive email notification when new applicant scores are added
• receive automated server-to-server data feeds

The ETS Data Manager is web-based, requires no additional software and is updated multiple times per week with the latest applicant data.

See a sample Official Graduate Institution score report (PDF) in the ETS Data Manager.

Automatically download test-taker scores from the ETS server to a client server. Using server-to-server feeds requires a one-time setup by the institution's IT or technology staff. Data files containing GRE scores are made available approximately twice a week via the internet.

Automatically download test-taker scores from the ETS server to a client server. Using server-to-server feeds requires a one-time setup by the institution's IT or technology staff. Data files containing GRE scores are made available approximately twice a week via the internet.

What information do score reports include?

For all score delivery methods, score reports include the test taker's GRE scores, mailing address, email address, phone number, date of birth, gender and intended graduate major.

Score Reporting Record Layout

Scores reported via the Scorelink Internet Delivery Service or the automated server-to-server feeds are made available to score recipients using a standard record layout.

Institutions implementing an electronic score reporting delivery method should review the optional score reporting record layout (PDF) and sample data file to ensure systems are properly configured to receive the data.

Before using the sample data file for testing, the institution code, institution name and institution type fields should be modified to include your specific institutional information.

Have questions?

For more information about score reporting services, please contact GRE Code Control: