Any petroleum engineering school in the USA that does not required GRE?

I please need members input on this one. Thanks

 

You are going to have very few choices so setting up exclusionary criteria may not be wise. If you need to, just take the test.

https://engineering.tamu.edu/petroleum/academics/distance-learning

 

Kismet's advice is sound.
Thing one: there are many practice tests available. Try one or two. No shame for a lower score -- and then you try something else.
Thing two: one of the 'something else' are the exam prep services, which can have dramatic results. A family member last year went from 322 (verbal + quantitative) -- above average but not great, to 338 (two points short of perfect) after a Princeton weekend course.

 

My friend retired from the petroleum industry. He had a degree in chemical engineering. (A degree good for many industries)

 

One of my relative is perusing in canada.