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03 Jan 2022, 12:25
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Hi guys,
It's an R2 deadline tomorrow and I've just noticed the HBS website say:
"English Language Tests. An English Language Test (TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE) is required if you received your bachelor's degree from a university where English is not the language of instruction. Applicants who received a bachelor's degree from a university where English is NOT the sole language of instruction but received a Master's Degree or PhD degree from a university program where English was the sole language of instruction are also strongly advised, though not required, to submit a test as part of your application."
So, the thing is that I have a Bachelor's degree from a university in Eastern Europe. My school transcripts say that my degree courses and examinations were fully conducted in English. However, that school also has some bachelor's and master's offerings in it's local language too. Do you think I qualify for the waiver or not?
Only serious and 100% answers pls. Thanks!
It's an R2 deadline tomorrow and I've just noticed the HBS website say:
"English Language Tests. An English Language Test (TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE) is required if you received your bachelor's degree from a university where English is not the language of instruction. Applicants who received a bachelor's degree from a university where English is NOT the sole language of instruction but received a Master's Degree or PhD degree from a university program where English was the sole language of instruction are also strongly advised, though not required, to submit a test as part of your application."
So, the thing is that I have a Bachelor's degree from a university in Eastern Europe. My school transcripts say that my degree courses and examinations were fully conducted in English. However, that school also has some bachelor's and master's offerings in it's local language too. Do you think I qualify for the waiver or not?
Only serious and 100% answers pls. Thanks!
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