All applicants to UNT must show proof of English language proficiency. For International students, this is most commonly demonstrated through TOEFL. However, we accept more methods of English proficiency than most other 4-year universities in the U.S. because of the international experience of our employees and their knowledge of international curriculums. See the list of acceptable measures below.
NOTE: UNT has made changes to its English Language Proficiency requirements, effective August 2007.
| Test | Score |
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| CAE | B or higher |
| CPE | C or higher |
| GCE, GCSE, IGCSE (except Sri Lanka) |
C or higher in English Language |
| IELTS | Overall band 6.5 or higher |
| Institutional TOEFL | no longer accepted |
| TOEFL | 213 computer |
| Internet (iBT) Reading - 20 Speaking - 19 Listening - 21 Writing - 17 (or total score of 79) |
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| WASC, KCSE, SSCE sent directly from Examination's Council to UNT |
B or higher in English Language |
| SAT (Critical Reading and Writing Sections) | 500 or higher on both sections |
| MELAB (official version) | 80 or higher |
| AP English language and Composition Exams |
3.0 or higher on both sections |
| Course/Degree/Diploma | Score |
|---|---|
| IB (International Baccalaureate) | Grade 5 or higher |
| English composition 1 and 2, passed at a U.S. institution, which counts as transfer credit at UNT (not ESL) | B or higher |
| Articulation partners, as pre-arranged |