Hi Kevin,

I'm an alumnae of CMU's CPID program and I happened to spend one of
my assistantships at CMU working with the person who administers the
IxD/CPID application process. I recall that the majority of those
that made it through the first review (that is, applications that
were complete, correct and followed instructions) were at and/or
above the recommended scores as per the program-specific application
-- around 600 or so for each section. I'm sure there were some
exceptions, however I also recall seeing some otherwise fine
portfolios declined because the scores were too low or because
someone did not submit their scores.

Rest assured that they look at and review every part of the
application -- as opposed to other, larger programs that may just
check to see if you took the GRE.

Regardless, amazing scores are definitely less a priority than a
well-crafted, thoughtful portfolio that demonstrates your ability to
communicate and problem solve.

Good luck with your application.

- Siobhan



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