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Originally Posted by weirdo
I totally understand your feeling of thinking and fussing about silly things and small details..
moreover, i also dont understand this incomplete status thing, i am an international student and am suppose to take TOEFL test, however, since i am graduating from a US university, the school i am applying to will waive this requirement, however, when i visit university of virginia web-page, it still says that my application is incomplete because of TOEFL score being not received...i contacted the admission officer at virginia, and she said that it wont be a problem, but still it makes me feel uneasy..
eh, 2-3 more months of constant speculating on what might go wrong ohave gone wrong..
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Are you sure that TOEFL is not required at virginia?? Here is what I found from one of their webpage:
"A TOEFL or
IELTS exam score is required of all applicants if the language first learned and spoken in the home is not English. This is true regardless of the number of years of instruction in English or if English is the “official” language of the applicant’s home country."
Go to this website:
http://www.virginia.edu/registrar/re...hapter15-3.htm Take a look at the end of the second paragraph.
I graduate from a U.S. university, too. But I'm a permanent resident. I don't have time to take TOEFL so I'm reluctant about applying there. But if the admission officer told you that it won't be a problem, then I might consider applying there.
