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Is IELTS required at Georgetown University for international students?

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Anangsha Singh | Contributor-Level 10

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Yes, Georgetown University accepts IELTS exam as a part of English language requirement. Georgetown University offers admissions for international students in three intakes namely Fall, Spring, and Summer intake. International students whose native language is not English, must submit proof of English proficiency at Georgetown University. The university also accepts English language test such as TOEFL, and more. International students must meet the minimum English test score requirement at Georgetown University that are listed below

English Language Test	Minimum Score Requirements
IELTS	Overall 7.0
TOEFL	Minimum 100

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