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Is TOEFL still necessary for me with MA degree in the US?

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by yumi2012 » Mon Jul 23, 2012 2:04 pm
   I got my undergrad degree from a non-English speaking county, however, got my grad degree in the US and have successfully built my career in a big government organization in the US for over 4 years. Would this be sufficient to offset my TOEFL test requirement? Let me know if the TOEFL is still strongly recommended in my case.
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by subhash.sonu39 » Sun Aug 12, 2012 10:16 pm
yumi2012 wrote:   I got my undergrad degree from a non-English speaking county, however, got my grad degree in the US and have successfully built my career in a big government organization in the US for over 4 years. Would this be sufficient to offset my TOEFL test requirement? Let me know if the TOEFL is still strongly recommended in my case.
Hi yumi2012 you have completed your Grad degree in the US and now you are asking about the TOEFL exam. I think you will be consider without given the TOEFL exam because you have done your graduation from US AND TOEFL is for those who completed there graduation in India.
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