<p>hey y'all,</p>
<p>i need some help here. I took the TOEFL CBT on July 29th and sent my scores to 4 universities after the test. I would like to know how to send my scores to other universities. I checked out the TOEFL website and it aint user friendly at all.</p>
<p>thanks,
peace,</p>
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<li>타지</li>
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<p>Your TOEFL score report was mailed to you, right? It's just a sheet of paper on which you can see your scores and on the back there are instructions about sending scores. I think you just have to write the codes of the colleges you want your scores to be sent to and then mail the report back to ETS.</p>
<p>Yeah, I really found the website hard to understand too. So I phoned the testing center where I had taken the TOEFL and asked the woman about it. She gave me a number to call...which is the same number they give you if you want to pay extra to order score reports by phone.</p>
<p>it's $17 per extra report. i don't think it's worth it if you already have good SATs. just mention it in ur app or sth. well, unless the college is adamant on gettin an authentic report!</p>
<p>ya..but there are ones that are very adamant. like Boston University.....</p>
<p>u have to pay 17$ for each one and can send the request online only..... it is there on the website ......... check it out ..</p>
<p>aite..thanks for the input guys</p>
<p>peace,</p>
<p>-타지</p>
<p>oh yeah, TOEFL.... i almost forgot i have to take that... great, as if there aren't enough standardized tests already...</p>
<p>how is it, anyway? tough? easy? annoying?</p>
<p>i have english literature for my A levels... will most colleges still want to see my TOEFL score? Also, if my critical reading score is good enough, do i need to sit for TOEFL? any minimum cut off score to let me skip the TOEFL? what's a good score?</p>
<p>TOEFL... i like the way the word sounds though :)</p>
<p>read the other thread named.... IS ANYBODY ELSE NOT SUBMITTING A TOEFL REPORT by Lakshmi. u will get all answers</p>
<p>thanks smartmind :)</p>
<p>Some universities do waive the TOEFL if you get above a certain amount for the CR of SAT I. But it's an individual thing and not all universities do this, so it's best to go to each college's website about that. I <em>think</em> for some of these universities it's 660 for CR.</p>
<p>Some universities have a minimum of 213 for CBT, others have 250... Depends...</p>
<p>a 250 + in toefl is safe ...else not.i wud not go into more discussion abt this coz the other thread has already discussed a lot abt this in gr8 detail..</p>
<p>a small detail though:::Boston University does not allow waiver of toefl</p>