Shenandoah University’s ETS Institution code is 5613. You do not need to cite a department code.

No. ETS MUST send an official report of your test scores or your college or university may verify your scores on the TC-1 application form.

ETS test scores are valid as long as the level of English proficiency of the examinee remains the same. This proficiency can, however, improve or decline over time. For this reason, the more recent the score, the more likely it is to be a valid indication of the examinee’s proficiency. ETS Europe recommends that a test score be considered valid for up to 2 years.

You should send the photocopies; however, I do not make the final decision concerning whether your scores will be accepted or not. top You will need to contact the International Students and Scholars Office at isso@columbia.edu to find out if your degree is equivalent to an American university degree.

Most programs will accept GRE scores that have been taken in the last five years. ETS recommends that the test be retaken after five years.

YES. Almost all the universities require the original TOEFL score to be sent by ETS. If the student shortlist the universities before they write the TOEFL, they will be able to send the scores to 4 universities at free of cost during their test. If student request for additional score reporting by ETS they have to pay $15 per each additional university.

Institution code 4854; University of Washington GRE Department code 0801; Astronomy TOEFL Department code 61; Astronomy

Indicate that you want your scores sent to University at Buffalo or SUNY University at Buffalo. It is important that you do not confuse this with College at Buffalo, which is a different institution. Indicate school code 2925 for all programs and department code 85 for all programs except educational administration programs where you should indicate department code 01

Official test scores must be sent directly from the testing agencies. New Trier does not send official test scores to any colleges - this applies to both current and former students. Additional score report forms may be obtained from the Testing Center (Room 221) or the Post-High School Counseling offices (Room 201). A student may also request scores by phone (ACT: 319-337-1000 / SAT: 800-728-7267) or on-line at www.act.org and www.collegeboard.

You must request that ETS (Educational Testing Service) send your test scores to Stanford University. Use the Stanford University code 4704 (no further department code is needed). They will send the scores electronically to the central Graduate Admissions Office at Stanford University, and these scores must be matched by name and birthdate to the application files. It takes some weeks. Please mail a copy of your test scores directly to the department.

While you may choose to submit your scores only to the admitting institution (currently UNCG), we would prefer if you submitted your scores to both Graduate Schools. If at all possible, do not submit them to the individual departments. If you're not sure yet when you plan to apply, report them to both schools, just to be on the safe side.

Yes. Test scores are submitted on Form F-18 (Attendance Roster) to the Commission on Law Enforcement Standards, #4 State Police Plaza Dr., Little Rock, AR 72209. (See Specification S-18). No. You would only be required to attend a Radar Refresher Course to renew your certification. Contact the Standards office at 501/682-2260 for the location and course dates of the next available Refresher Course being offered in the state.

Yes, any scores which are five years or older can be requested by fax or US Mail with a signed letter of request with detailed instructions of where to send them.

We do not require ACT/SAT test scores, but we do encourage you to submit them. If you do not submit them, you must take our ACCUPLACER testing prior to meeting with an advisor. Some programs that encourage the use of the test scores:

Results of state and national testing are one of several indicators of student achievement. For example, high school performance on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) in verbal and math continues at or above state and national averages. Math runs consistently above averages. In annual state testing, school results are compared to national "norms" on the Stanford 9 exam. School performances depend on many variables, including students’ primary language and socioeconomic background.

No. Unfortunately some fraudulent test scores have been submitted in the past. Requiring an original increases our certainty that the test score submitted is accurate.

Yes, we will need an official copy of your test scores sent directly from ETS. Copies are insufficient. However, there are exceptions with students applying to the Professional Studies Certificate and submitting older SAT scores in lieu of Praxis. If you are in this situation, please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions to discuss further.

gt; GMAT and English Test (IELTS, TOEIC/TOEFL) are compulsory. You will be asked for your scores when applying. In case you cannot provide your scores then, you may have the possibility to give them later by providing a proof of your registration. In any case, scores must be given before 1st June (if not, your admission will be cancelled).

Applicants must have the Educational Testing Service (ETS) report their official scores to Stanford University using the institution code 4704. You do not need to specify a department code. Applicants must also list their scores on their online application.

Your results are available immediately after completing the test in L-106C. Please bring a picture ID for verification. For other assessment test questions, contact the assessment office (691-7332) or visit the Assessment Center page.

That is the option of the other university. The scores are still considered unofficial until the original scores are sent directly to the Graduate School from the testing service.

Upon completion of each test our system automatically scores the test & immediate emails the score report to you. The candidate does not see any results.

Official transcripts from all the universities you attended must be sent to the Graduate School. Copies of your transcripts are all that is required for your IBS application and you may send these copies directly to the IBS Office.

Please ask the office in advance which specific music score copies you are expected to provide. Generally you will not be requested copies of standard repertoire. Send the requested copies to the office in New York.