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COLLEGE AND GRADUATE SCHOOL ADVISEMENT The English Language Center and the College Prep Help Center provide free college preparation workshops and college counseling services. Students receive help with exploring careers, choosing a college, applying to college, and understanding the required documents inclunding trasncripts, translations, and exams (TOEFL, CUNY CAT Basic Skills Test).TAKING THE TOEFL If you are a non-resident who completed your secondary school education in a country where English is not the primary language, you need to take the TOEFL exam to get into college or graduate school in the United States. Each college and graduate school has different exam requirements. You should check the specific school you are interested in to find out its TOEFL requirements. Click here for TOEFL score requirements at CUNY colleges. The Day Intensive Program and Evening Intensive Program provide a solid foundation in academic English language instruction. This foundation can help you prepare for the different parts of the TOEFL exam. Additionally, TOEFL Preparation Workshops are offered in the afternoon program. Students who complete the highest level of the Day or Evening Program do not need the TOEFL to apply to any City University of New York undergraduate program. See staff for more information. APPLYING TO CUNY You must apply online to CUNY through the CUNY Portal. We recommend that you use TELC's CUNY Application Worksheet to help you prepare. If you have questions see us in the office, Room C-354. TAKING THE CUNY ASSESSMENT TESTS Once accepted, you will be given a test date for the CUNY Assessment Tests. The test includes, reading, writing, and math. For information about the tests, including study guides, go to the CUNY web site. Materials for the new CAT-W writing test can be found there.
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