Fluency in English is a pre-requisite for the Cambridge MBA. If English is not your first language, you must have taken a recognised English proficiency test in the two years before the 30th of September of the year you are applying for. We may, at our discretion, waive this requirement if you can provide clear evidence that your English is fluent (e.g.

The University of Auckland expects all students to be proficient in English. All applicants whose first language is not English will be required to provide satisfactory evidence of their proficiency in English, usually in the form of an IELTS or TOEFL or the University's English Language Academy Certificate in English for Academic Purposes. Please refer to English Language Requirements for more specific details.

No, the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences requires proof of the minimum required score on an English test before being considered for graduate studies admission.

A Successfully completed English Language Proficiency Test is required of all applicants unless they have received a high school diploma or university degree from Canada or one of the countries listed on the English Language Proficiency Test Exemption List. This list can be found on-line:

Where the applicant's first language is not English one of the following is required: (minimum scores are indicated in parentheses; some departments may require a specific test or test scores greater than those indicated) Test of English as a Foreign Language TOEFL? Paper-based test (550); Computer-based test (213); Internet-based test (80) Canadian Test of English for Scholars and Teachers CanTEST (band 4.5 in listening and reading and band 4.

Ans: All non-native English speakers (i.e. other than UK, USA, Australia and New Zealand) must meet the English Language proficiency requirements of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, Mahidol University. In general, the required levels are TOEFL 500 or more or IELTS 6 or more. Students unable to obtain TOEFL or IELTS testing can sit the Mahidol University English Language Proficiency Test. A pass in the latter test is not required for entry into a program, but is required for graduation.

For applicants who obtain their degrees from a university in a non-English-speaking country (e.g., Mainland China), they are required to submit one of the following scores in their applications for assessing their English language proficiency: TOFEL; College English Test (CET) of PRC; IELTS. For applicants who obtain their degrees from a university in Hong Kong or an English-speaking country, they are not required to submit any English proficiency test scores.

If you have undertaken your studies in an overseas country you may have to provide proof of proficiency in English. If you have to provide proof of English language proficiency and fail to do so, you will not be considered at all for the course/s to which you have applied. ^top Some institutions will take employment experience into account for admissions purposes. Read 'employment experience' under alternative entry for more information. ^top

The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS is required of all applicants if English is not their native language. TOEFL: applicants must score at least 550 on the paper based test, 213 on the computerized test, or 90 on the iBT in order to be considered for admission. IELTS: applicants must score at least a 7.0 in order to be considered for admission.

Yes. This is compulsory as it is a requirement needed for obtaining an Australian Student Visa. However, we can make an application to the University/College in Australia minus the English Proficiency Test. Kenyan students must do IELTS whilst students from Uganda and Tanzania have the option of doing TOEFL. You are allowed to work up to 20 hours in a week while in session and full time during holidays. Please note that you will need to obtain a student work permit once you arrive in Australia.

A number of general and academic English Courses are offered at our English Language Centre at UEL. You can choose from pre-sessional courses or in-sessional courses. Pre-sessional courses are aimed at international students who already have a conditional offer from UEL or another UK university. They are designed to improve your language and academic skills so that you are ready for your chosen undergraduate or postgraduate degree. In-sessional courses are for students enroled at UEL.

Other universities may require students to write the Test of English as a Foreign Language, or may have tests and examinations which require students to demonstrate grammatical knowledge and English writing proficiency (for example, the English Proficiency Test required by the Faculty of Applied Science at Queen’s University). The ELPE itself is unique to the University of Waterloo.

Yes. In a majority of universities and colleges you have to present, in your application package, satisfactory results of Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Many universities have a minimum score that they will accept. Some of the universities have one-year American English studies, which can be used to study English. In these cases you have to enroll in the specified department of that university. Usually universities require original transcripts with the seal of your university.

If you wish to follow a course of study at a German university that is not an International Degree Programme you will have to prove your German language proficiency by taking the TestDaF or DSH test. The DSH test can only be taken at a German university, while TestDaF can be obtained in a multitude of centres around the globe. To find the centre closest to you, go to www.testdaf.de. Furthermore, language certificates from the Goethe institutes (www.goethe.

Yes, unless you have earned a bachelor's degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution in the United States and have been living in an English-speaking country for the last two years. No, we do not have a form that allows applicants to authorize transcripts to be sent to us.

See the TOEFL website, www.toefl.org for information regarding their exam, and the IELTS website, www.ielts.org for information on theirs.

Most neurocognitive subtests are nonverbal, and online test instructions can be made available in a number of languages.

Yes, foreign students are required take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exam. Information is included with the admissions packet.

All non-native English speakers applying to the International School are required to submit a valid English test score. If a student is regarded as a native or non-native speaker, is solely based on nationality as proven by the identity papers submitted (passport or birth certificate). If one's nationality is not of a country of which English is considered to be the main official language (see English Native-Speaking Nationalities) a valid test score is required.

Since the programme is taught in English, applicants are expected to be proficient in the use of English, i.e to understand fully courses in English and to be able to write short essays. Nevertheless, no certificate is required.

All courses at UNSW are taught in English. Applicants who are applying on the basis of qualifications not conducted in English are required to provide proof of their competence in English. This is done by providing results from an accepted English test (CULT, TOEFL, IELTS or UEEC). Test scores are not valid if the test was taken more than two years before the commencement date of the Medicine Program.

Unfortunately, you cannot. The ISHSS does not accept institutional tests (including TOEFL institutional) for two reasons: Students previously enrolled showing good scores on institutional tests, did not perform well. Having them tested again, showed that they scored below the minimum required proficiency level.

The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS, academic module) is required of all applicants whose native language is not English. If you hold a four-year degree from a university in which the curriculum is taught exclusively in English, you will be exempt from taking the test.

International applicants to the MA/SID Program are required to submit a TOEFL or IELTS score as part of their application. While we do not have a minimum score requirement, we seek to assess your ability to undertake graduate work in the English medium. In certain situations, alternate certification of English proficiency documentation may be acceptable. The applicant should inquire with the Admissions Office if they feel that the test requirement should be waived.

International students are required to have the equivalent of IELTS 6.0 upon entry. The University of Leeds runs pre-sessional English Language courses. Please see: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/languages/courses/el/el_cours.html for details. International and Foundation year students are expected to take a University English test after arrival. This is to enable a service to be provided in the form of English support courses for students who might find them beneficial.