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Arkansas State University: Accepts the Duolingo English Test Alongside IELTS/TOEFL/PTE
Is the Duolingo English Test Accepted by A-State?
If you're preparing your application to study in the US and want to know whether the Duolingo English Test can be used to apply to Arkansas State University, the answer is yes. This is one of the English proficiency certifications accepted by A-State for international students' Undergraduate applications.
The Duolingo English Test Is an Accepted English Option at A-State
Under A-State's current international admission requirements, the Duolingo English Test is included among the accepted English proficiency certifications for both undergraduate and graduate levels.
For the Undergraduate level specifically, the minimum Duolingo score currently published by A-State is 110. This is the score international applicants can use to demonstrate English proficiency when submitting an undergraduate application.
Key Points to Remember
Duolingo Makes English Proficiency Requirements More Flexible
A-State's acceptance of the Duolingo English Test gives international students an additional English option alongside TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, and iTEP. This is especially helpful for those who want to prepare their application faster and more conveniently during the application process.
What Is A-State's Current Duolingo Score Requirement?
Undergraduate Level
- A-State currently requires a minimum Duolingo English Test score of 110 for international undergraduate applications.
- This is the score used among the requirements demonstrating English proficiency for students applying at the Undergraduate level.
Graduate Level
- At the graduate level, the currently published Duolingo score is 120.
- This shows that the English proficiency requirement for graduate programs is higher than for undergraduate.
Other English Proficiency Options Besides Duolingo
In addition to Duolingo, A-State also accepts several other forms of English proficiency proof for the Undergraduate level, giving students more flexibility when preparing their application.
Common Score Levels for Undergraduate
- TOEFL iBT: 61
- IELTS Academic: 5.5
- PTE Academic: 43
- iTEP Academic Plus: 3.5
- EIKEN: Grade Pre-1
Other Alternative Options
- Completion of A-State ESL with a score of 80% or higher.
- Completion of an accepted ESL program such as CEA or HOFT.
- SAT EBRW: 550 or ACT English + Reading: 21 are also options listed on the international admissions page.
Important Notes When Using Duolingo for Your Application
Test Scores Must Be Valid
- A-State currently states that standardized English scores must remain valid for 2 years.
- So, be sure to check your test date carefully before submitting your application.
Duolingo Is Not the Only Requirement
- Even with a qualifying English certification, you still need to meet all other academic and application requirements for the Undergraduate program.
- For undergraduate freshmen, the current minimum GPA is 2.3/4.0.
Who Is This Article For?
This is for you if you…
- Are preparing your Undergraduate application to A-State.
- Want to use the Duolingo English Test in place of other English certifications.
- Need to know the current minimum score to plan your study and test schedule.
The Value of This Information
- Helps you quickly determine whether Duolingo is a good fit for your application.
- Gives parents and students a clear additional English option when preparing to study in the US.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does A-State accept the Duolingo English Test?
What is the minimum Duolingo score to apply to A-State's Undergraduate program?
Does a Duolingo score have an expiration date?
Besides Duolingo, what other certifications does A-State accept?
Where should I check Undergraduate admission requirements?
Need to Check Whether Your English Score Qualifies?
If you want to know whether your current Duolingo score meets the requirement to apply to A-State, or would like guidance on choosing the best English option for your Undergraduate application, please contact A-State's Vietnam Office.
This article was translated from Vietnamese and is being reviewed by our admissions team.
