Hi!, My actual toefl score is 103: Reading 28, Listening 29, Speaking 22, Writing 24. I took it the las week. I will apply to Stanford, Kellogg and UCLA in the second round. Is this score good enough for my applications? Please your help!, thanks in advance!
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advice if my toefl score is good enough!!
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Not sure... Some schools have cutoff scores, so you should check each website to make sure you've got it. I know that HBS only accepts people with 109 or higher, but I don't know about the other schools!
thanks Dana!, I am aplying to B-schools that their cut off is 100, so I was wondering if I have a better chance with a higher Toefl score. Just let me know. thanks again!
Don't think it makes much of a difference. The way they use the TOEFL is like so: if you get past a certain score, it really doesn't matter. All they need to know is that you know English sufficiently well to participate in class. They won't give you extra credit if you have a higher score!
















