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

The Department will grant an automatic TOEFL waiver to any student whose first language is English, any student who has been studying or working in the US for two or more years, or whose undergraduate institution uses English as the language of instruction. The ETS code for sending TOEFL scores to MIT is 3514, and the code for the EECS Department is 66 (or 78).

In general an SAT verbal score of 450 or better waives the requirements, but each institution's requirement varies.

International students whose native language is English, or who have attended a school where the medium of instruction is English, may have the TOEFL requirement waived. The waiver is determined on an individual basis following a review of the student’s application.

Applicants who have received their law degrees from an English-speaking institution or if English is the applicant’s native language, are not required to sit for the TOEFL.

TOEFL scores are required of international students whose native language is not English. This requirement cannot be waived.

The GRE must be taken by all interested applicants. For international or permanent resident students, the TOEFL exam is required unless you have an undergraduate degree from a U.S. institution.

International students can waive the TOEFL or TOEFLC only if their first language of instruction at the institution in which they received their degree was in English. Or if the official language of the country in which they reside is English. The TOEFL or TOEFLC cannot be waived under any other circumstance.

The candidate has received a bachelor's (or equivalent) from an institution in a native English speaking country (e.g. The UK, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Canada).

This varies by department. We suggest you check with your proposed academic department to determine their specific TOEFL requirements. The TOEFL exam requirement can only be waived by the Graduate School, upon recommendation by the academic department or documentation submitted by the applicant.

If you have earned a U.S. Bachelor's or Master's degree, you do not have to submit a TOEFL or IELTS score. Students who demonstrate exceptional English language ability may petition the Division of Graduate Studies to waive this requirement. To be considered, a petition must have support from your prospective department/major and must demonstrate English language proficiency. Supporting documentation of your English language ability must be submitted with the petition.

No. Again, the test is required of all international applicants by the department as well as the Graduate School.

No. Interest is set by the State of Connecticut and cannot be waived. Interest accrues @ 1-1/2%, 18% per annum. Sec. 12-146. No. It is the Town’s policy that when paying delinquent Taxes to obtain a clearance to register a motor vehicle that all outstanding taxes must be paid, including the second half, in cash, certified check or money order.

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.

Yes, the BioScanner is CLIA-waived. In addition by utilizing the correct CPT coding physicians are able to receive reimbursement for tests run on the BioScanner.