<p>Does anyone know? I only found Brown waiving it if CR 600 +</p>
<p>No one knows >_<</p>
<p>I think you should first decide which schools you want to apply to and then check whether they waive toefl score; however, some search through web sites will help you. As for the colleges that I am interested in, I think that Lehigh waives it if CR 570+</p>
<p>Johns Hopkins waives it for 650 or more. Middlebury has a pretty flexible test policy, so I think it can replace the Toefl for SAT no matter your score.</p>
<p>most waives it for 630 or more...</p>
<p>Columbia waives it for 650, illinois urbana for around 570.</p>
<p>Thank u guys so much</p>
<p>Carnegie Mellon and Cornell waive at 600 and 670 respectively (but I'm not sure, so please check with them.)</p>
<p>but is it better to give toefl even if u get more than 700 in sat reading?
i friend told me that the scholarship amount he got was because of his outstanding toefl scores- and toefl's easy-i just don't like the 150$ fees it has.</p>