Universities that take TOEFL exams
University College London, Leicester University, Leeds University, etc.
The four conditions for British universities to accept TOEFL are:
(1) British institutions applying to accept TOEFL scores. Therefore, it is best for candidates to contact the school directly by phone or email to clarify the specific requirements.
(2) apply for undergraduate and above courses. If the course you apply for does not meet the degree requirements, it cannot be used to apply for an ordinary student visa. For example, TOEFL scores cannot be used to apply for English preparation, training, junior college or college preparatory courses.
(3) TOEFL scores must meet the requirements of schools and courses. Different universities have different requirements. You can check the TOEFL score of this course through the school website.
(4) TOEFL scores must reach the B2 level required by the British Home Office. The TOEFL score of B2 level is: total score 72, reading 18, listening 17, writing 17, and speaking 20. But not all TOEFL scores can be used to apply for studying in the UK.
Universities that don't accept TOEFL
University of Sussex: China students who submit TOEFL scores will no longer be accepted. Only candidates with IELTS score above 6.5 can apply for admission. St John's University in New York no longer recognizes TOEFL scores.
However, it should be noted that TOEFL scores cannot be used to apply for English preparatory courses, training courses, associate degree courses (HND) or university preparatory courses.
The above information is a routine requirement, but because different majors in each school have their own special requirements, if a university needs to know more detailed application requirements, it can check the previous successful application cases according to its own college background and achievements through the volunteer reference system for studying abroad.
The reference system for studying abroad volunteers is as follows:
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In the reference system of studying abroad, we can see which schools our teachers and sisters went to, which majors they applied for, how many language scores they got, which study agent they used, and so on.
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