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14 Mar 2011, 06:44
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Hey everyone,
This might be a silly question but I haven't been able to find an answer for it.
I'm a Dutch citizen but with an American green card.
I have an American high school diploma (spend all four years in the US).
I went back to the Netherlands to do my bachelor's degree.
I'm obviously fluent in English or I wouldn't have been able to complete high school.
Would I still need to take the TOEFL?
Would MBA schools decide this on an individual basis?
Thanks for the help
This might be a silly question but I haven't been able to find an answer for it.
I'm a Dutch citizen but with an American green card.
I have an American high school diploma (spend all four years in the US).
I went back to the Netherlands to do my bachelor's degree.
I'm obviously fluent in English or I wouldn't have been able to complete high school.
Would I still need to take the TOEFL?
Would MBA schools decide this on an individual basis?
Thanks for the help
15 Mar 2011, 12:45
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Schools have different criteria on who has to take the TOEFL and who need not.
Most Schools require foreign under-grad degree holders to take the TOEFL. Some schools waive this requirement if we are working in the United States while applying to a business program in the US. Again, these rules may be different for top-10 B-schools.
This is just what I know based on my research! Hope that helps.
A best thing to do would be to check the website for yoor target school.
Most Schools require foreign under-grad degree holders to take the TOEFL. Some schools waive this requirement if we are working in the United States while applying to a business program in the US. Again, these rules may be different for top-10 B-schools.
This is just what I know based on my research! Hope that helps.
A best thing to do would be to check the website for yoor target school.
07 Apr 2011, 07:25
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Yup, I agree with heygirl. Each school has a different criterion, some waive based on US work-ex or education while others waive it based on high-school/college education done entirely in english.
