Hi, I’m a high school student (will graduate next year) and I’ve just been told that I will have to write the TOEFL exam. I’ve been in Canada for 2 years now. Because of this I have to write the TOEFL. (universities require 4 years in an english speaking country to be exempt from taking the test)However, I have been speaking English all my life, in fact it’s the only language I speak. Why should I have to prove my English speaking capabilities just because I attended a school (which by the way was an ‘American school’) in a country where English is not the dominant language? Should I just suck it up and write the test (which I will have to pay for), or do you think it’s worthwhile trying to get an exemption?
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i would work overseas forever
hey! i’m currently working overseas and thinking of staying here for another year or so which means that i’ll be taking another (second) year off from school. can i do that (2 years in a row) and then come back to finish the degree? will i loose any of my credits already obtained? thanks for your help.
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rez and courses and I’m freaking out…
do they give out early acceptance for residence? when should i receive my personal information sheet to fill out? when do i select my courses by? i don’t know what courses to pick! it’s so confusing! by the way, i’m a high skool student going into first year.
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um….excuse me. what % do i need to get into my program…
um….excuse me. what % do i need to get into my program…
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I am noncommittal. how do I defer my acceptance?
hey, i am thinking of taking a year off (probably travel to another country), i think it’s called deferral. anybody knows how to do that? any papers to fill?