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Yes, I know...

But the problem here is that most of my target schools do not have TOEFL requirements (Columbia, Kellogg...), but this can be very tricky...if they expect a greater score, although they say that they dont have any minimum score, my question is whether a 99 can be a red flag??

Many thanks for your help.


most of those who have a published requirement, indeed require a 100 but the difference with 99 is very small - I would not worry too much or inquire with the admissions staff to put this to rest. No standard means that they are open to those with less than 100 - that's good news, similar to how there is no GMAT requirement.
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