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Use the following as a guide to determine your readiness for classes taught in English at UNO.

The requirements below are specific to undergraduate and graduate levels of study. Incoming students may also submit an alternative proof of English proficiency.

  • Undergraduate Proficiency Standards
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Undergraduate Proficiency Standards

New international students must provide proof of English proficiency before enrolling. You can review UNO's Undergraduate English Requirements. Depending on your program of study, you may be able to begin undergraduate courses without taking the TOEFL.

Learn about Conditional Admission and the Advantage Track options through the ILUNO Intensive English program.


Graduate Studies Proficiency Standards

Graduate-level English proficiency standards vary by program. For a listing of programs and detailed admissions requirements, check out UNO Graduate Studies.


Alternate Proof of English Proficiency

Incoming students may provide proof of graduation from an accredited U.S. college or university with a bachelor degree or higher.

Incoming students may also provide proof that their education has been completed in an approved English speaking country. Check the list of approved English speaking countries.

Visiting exchange students are encouraged to check with their international offices for specific program requirements.

Contact Information

To use these alternatives, or if you have other questions, please contact us:

International Admissions
Email: unoadmissions@unomaha.edu
Phone: 1.877.884.6287

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TOEFL Code

UNO's school code for Educational Testing Service's (ETS) TOEFL reports is #6420.

No department code is necessary.

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