No minimum grad admissions test score

The Nova Southeastern University's online master's program in Instructional Technology & Distance Education requires the GRE or the Miller Analogies Test, which scares me a lot less than the GRE. Also, there's no minimum score required, which really take the fear out of it, doesn't it?

I dunno if this is something common or not, but I like it. I've also been looking at a Cal State-East Bay (formerly Hayward) program, that starts as a graduate certificate, then you can go on to the masters program if you like. Like the Nova program, it's all online. You learn about online learning online.

I think what's always frightened me about the GRE is that it will prove I'm not as smart as I think I am. Same reason I haven't played chess since I was a little kid.