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11 Dec 2015, 13:19
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Hello!
3 years ago I took the TOEFL test. I was living in Canada at the time for 6 months and had specific TOEFL preparation classes. I scored 119/120 (R30 L30 W29 S30), which is of course a good score, but now comes my dilemma; I have to retake the TOEFL for my Master application since this one is not valid anymore.
I am living in abroad again at the moment (non-english speaking country) and the only available timeslot was next week Saturday at 9.00AM. I am pretty confident in English, 3 year ago I also passed my Cambridge CAE with an A and since then I have studied International Business Administration in English as well. But the TOEFL still scares me a bit because it is so specific/unique in its structure and type of questions.
I am a little bit unsure on how to organize my studies for this TOEFL test, especially since I don't have long. Does anybody have a suggestion on how to maximize my studies in this short amount of time? My Masters program demands a minimum score of 101 with minimum subscores of 22 in each section.
Thank you in advance!
3 years ago I took the TOEFL test. I was living in Canada at the time for 6 months and had specific TOEFL preparation classes. I scored 119/120 (R30 L30 W29 S30), which is of course a good score, but now comes my dilemma; I have to retake the TOEFL for my Master application since this one is not valid anymore.
I am living in abroad again at the moment (non-english speaking country) and the only available timeslot was next week Saturday at 9.00AM. I am pretty confident in English, 3 year ago I also passed my Cambridge CAE with an A and since then I have studied International Business Administration in English as well. But the TOEFL still scares me a bit because it is so specific/unique in its structure and type of questions.
I am a little bit unsure on how to organize my studies for this TOEFL test, especially since I don't have long. Does anybody have a suggestion on how to maximize my studies in this short amount of time? My Masters program demands a minimum score of 101 with minimum subscores of 22 in each section.
Thank you in advance!
11 Dec 2015, 13:27
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Hi,
in such short amount of time is really tough where you stand in terms of preparation. I suggest you to see my post as announcement on the best resources. Then concentrate on speaking and writing part. The most difficult.
Hope the best.
Regardfs
in such short amount of time is really tough where you stand in terms of preparation. I suggest you to see my post as announcement on the best resources. Then concentrate on speaking and writing part. The most difficult.
Hope the best.
Regardfs
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