<p>I'm an international applicant (first language is Hungarian), but have lived and studied in the US for seven years and speak english fluently. My sat CR is 710, writing 650, and ap english language is 4....will any schools still require the TOEFL?</p>
<p>If you've been taught in English at school, you don't have to submit the TOEFL.</p>
<p>So no schools at all? Thanks, that helps. :)</p>
<p>you're welcome :)</p>
<p>I'm not that sure about that.... Izzy was saying something else...she still had the Toefl.... only because her "native" language is not English. She goes to an American school in Bucharest.</p>
<p>Yeah. Some stupid administrators still think just cause you're from a country where the national language isn't English, you still gotta take the TOEFL even with English learning entire life.</p>
<p>I'm not sure, though, if the fact that you've been in the US at English-speaking schools for 7 years, four of which include high school, factors in that. You might want to email the admin dept at whichever uni you're considering, if they DON'T offer TOEFL waivers for minimum CR scores. (which is usually around 660)</p>
<p>yaa.....ur case is like diff.... mail the adcomm abt it and they will consider for sure....
neways at most places u will be exempt based on the CR score only</p>