24 months prior to U.S.study:
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English Language Ability Tests
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• Being able to communicate in English is a basic requirement
for successful study in the United States. If English is not
your native language, U.S. colleges and universities will ask
you to take an English language proficiency test before
admission.
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• Testing requirements vary greatly between graduate
programs, so interested applicants should confirm directly
with the school to which they plan to apply.
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Standardized test scores are only one part of the
application—
good test scores alone do not guarantee you admission.
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"Be sure you are well prepared for the
standardized tests you need to take."
- Fine arts student from China
As part of the application process, most graduate programs require
one or more U.S. standardized test scores. Remember, application
requirements may vary, so confirm the test requirements of the
institutions to which you plan to apply.
Prepare for Standardized Tests
