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What is the IELTS score required for the George Washington University?

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George Washington University is highly ranked among international students for offering its best academic courses. Moreover, international students are required to submit an English proficiency test at the university. Furthermore, the table mentioned below includes the minimum scores required for the English language test at George Washington University for both online and offline students:

Test	On-Campus Applicants	Online Program Applicants
TOEFL	Paper-based: 550 & Internet-based: 80	Paper-based: 600 & Internet-based: 100
IELTS	Overall: 6.0, no band below 5.0	Overall: 7.0, no band below 6.0
PTE	53	68
Duolingo English Test	110	120

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