<p>Hi guys! I'm from Singapore and I am applying to UMICH College of Engineering as an International Transfer Student. </p>
<p>I received a total score of 100 in the TOEFL IBT, with every section scores meeting the minimum scores stated, except for Speaking section. I received a score of 22 in Speaking section.</p>
<p>According to Michigan</a> Engineering | Admission Requirements, the minimum TOEFL IBT score is 88-106 (section scores of at least 23 on reading, listening, and speaking, and at least 21 on writing).</p>
<p>I was thinking if my application would still be considered for admission even though i missed the minimum score by 1 point in the Speaking section, even though my overall score is >88 points? Will my TOEFL score endanger my chance of getting admitted to UMICH College of Engineering?</p>
<p>That’s odd - if you add up the required minimums, you get 90 (not 88), unless that’s not how the scoring works. So, maybe there’s some wiggle room in the scoring minimums.</p>
<p>Infin,
so how did it go with your school, what did they say?
I got 103 points and 22 in speaking too. I needed 106 points, damn! (with no minimum in the subcategories)
I have to send the results on Monday and wait for what they say. I am so scared, it is my dream Master, I can’t get refused because of the TOEFL ibt:-(
Please let me know, I know it depends on the university, but would like to know how strict are they in general.
Or anybody similar experience, please?
Thanks!</p>
<p>Even people who had lived in the US for years are sometimes required to take it, so yeah. </p>
<p>And to the OP, I think colleges tend to be fairly allowing when it comes to their TOEFL requirements; ring you college up to find out how nice they are.</p>
<p>well you gotta ask those admission officers in UMich. But dont give it lots of hope, because this is how I got rejected by UChicago, it requires 26 in writing, but I only got 25 even though my total score is great</p>