The TOEFL requirement can only be waived for students from native English-speaking countries, such as England, Australia??? The Office of Admissions reserves the right to judge the necessity of TOEFL scores for applicants.

An international applicant can waive the TOEFL if they have spent two years studying in a country where English was the dominant language of the country and where all their course work was taken in English. For example, if an applicant completed a bachelor's degree at Cornell, and spent 2 or more years doing so, they would be exempt from the TOEFL. If you think you may be exempted please provide a letter and documentation supporting your request with your application. See similar questions...

Either exam may be waived if the student has met one of these conditions: 1) completed 4 consecutive years of study at a US high school; 2) completed a minimum 60 transferable credit hours at a US university or college; 3) completed an educational program in a country where the medium of instruction is English; 4) completed an approved ESL program; or 5) scored 500 or above on the SAT 1 Critical Reading exam, or 22 or above on the ACT English exam. See similar questions...

We require a TOEFL score for all international students unless you have graduated from a college or university in the U.S., or you come from a country where English is the first language. See similar questions...

Yes the GMAT can be waived if you possess a terminal degree. Generally that means for US applicants, a PhD, JD, MD, or DMD. For international applicants, the terminal degree must be earned as a post-bachelor's degree. TOEFL examination is required of all applicants who are not native speakers of English, regardless of previous language instruction. Applicants having an undergraduate degree conferred by a US university are exempt from the TOEFL requirement. See similar questions...

Yes. We will waive the TOEFL & IELTS if you earned a university degree from an institution in an English-speaking country (not just an English-speaking institution) or if you have lived and worked in an English-speaking country for at least the past two years. See similar questions...

The candidate has received a baccalaureate or a masters degree from a college/university/institution in any of the following: Australia, Belize, British Caribbean and British West Indies, Canada (except Quebec), England, Guyana, Republic of Ireland, Liberia, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. See similar questions...

TOEFL is the Test of English as a Foreign Language required to enter academic programs at CSUB. Most universities and colleges in the United States require a minimum TOEFL score for international students to enroll. CSUB requires a minimum score of 500 written/173 computer/61 internet for undergraduate and 550 written/213 computer/79 internet for graduate students. IELC does not require a TOEFL score for admission to the language center. See similar questions...

The typical answer to this question is no, but you should refer to the TOEFL section of the application for waiver qualifications. See similar questions...

Requests to waive the GRE must be sent in writing to the YSN Admissions Committee and are considered on a case-by-case basis. In certain cases, when the applicant has completed an advanced degree, such as a Master's degree, we will consider waiving the GRE test, in lieu of a Master's thesis or published scholarly article. See similar questions...

The $780 yearly waive credit applies to employees who waive out of medical coverage. We encourage those employees who choose to waive coverage to consider maintaining any coverage available to them elsewhere. The waive credit comes out to $30 per biweekly pay. You do not receive a waive credit for waiving prescription or dental coverage. See similar questions...

Some academic departments require that Non-Degree students register after the first day of the quarter at which time a $25 late fee is usually assessed. Contact the appropriate department to determine if there are procedures for waiving the late fee. Waiving the late fee is at the discretion of each department. See similar questions...