IELTS

The institute requires international students to demonstrate proficiency in English, as part of the application process.

IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo & PTE are some popular test scores accepted by the institute for admissions.

The test score requirements are different for UG & PG students; these are as given below:

The minimum IELTS score deemed acceptable for admissions at Ramapo is 6.0. The institute also accepts some other test scores for admissions as well such as: TOEFL, Duolingo, PTE Academic & ELS.

Listed below are the language test scores deemed acceptable by the institute:

Non-English speaking students are required to give proof of their English proficiency. Minimum scores are DET- 110, IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 80-88 (depending on the college), ACT- 26 (in English section), SAT-600  (in Evidence Based Reading & Writing (EBRW) section) or proof of having been enrolled in an English-speaking curriculum for at least three years with a grade of B or higher. 

University of Cincinnati expects an IELTS score of 6.5 or higher from international students to join their undergraduate and graduate programs. Along with the IELTS scores, students must fulfill their English language proficiency by submitting the scores of TOEFL, PTE, and Duolingo. The University of Cincinnati English language requirements for international students are given below:

With a 5.5 score, you can apply for European countries such as Poland, Greece, etc. where you can get an IELTS waiver, and the UK. Further, countries like New Zealand, Canada, Singapore, and Dubai includes colleges that accept 5.5 IELTS band score.

Yes, Lehigh considers IELTS as a valid test score, along with TOEFL & Duolingo.

The language test score requirements at Lehigh varies greatly for different levels of courses.

Mentioned below are the test scores deemed an acceptable proof of English language proficiency at Lehigh:

Earlier, if a test taker was unable to get the targeted score in any module of IELTS then he/she was required to appear for the entire exam again. But as per a recent update, a 'One Skill Retake' provision will be provided where test takers will be allowed to appear only for the module in which they scored less.