<p>Hi, everyone. I am an international student and I got a 760 on CR and 690 on WR on my SAT. However, I do not have a very good TOEFL speaking score (only 22). So I am thinking about whether to use my SAT score to waive my TOEFL requirement if possible for some universities (most top universities expect a TOEFL band score of 26). Will the admission officer suspect that I am not good at listening or speaking (which the SAT does not test on)?
Give me some advice.
Thank you.</p>
<p>contact the schools or trawl their websites you’re targeting. They’ll have details on who can waive TOEFL.</p>
<p>@T26E4, I mean I know what schools can let me waive my TOEFL score. But I want to ask whether it may affect my application. For example, the admission officer may just suspect that I can’t speak well. So will a well rounded TOEFL score give me an extra advantage, or is it needless if I have met the qualification for TOEFL waiving?</p>
<p>It depends on the school. Call them and ask about your situation - they’ll be able to help you more than CC can.</p>
<p>I don’t think the TOEFL is evaluated like that. YOur other scores show mastery of the language already. I don’t think the TOEFL will add or assist your evaluation. But that’s only my guess. I’m sorry I can’t give you anything more definitive. Best of luck to you.</p>