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- Native Language: Tagalog
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- Reason for TOEFL: Dentist
- Reason for TOEFL: Nurse
- Reason for TOEFL: Pharmacist
- Reason for TOEFL: Physical Therapy
- Reason for TOEFL: University Applicant
Busy Mom gets S26
My name is Kseniya L., I’m almost 40 years old. In order to practice pharmacy in the USA, I needed speaking …
A dental student from China got Speaking 27
Meet Liang, our student from China who dreamed of being accepted to Harvard. Liang was struggling with the speaking section of the …
A university student from Japan scored 106
Read an amazing story of Mizuha who changed from S17 to S23 after a month of intensive preparation. In her …
A Physical Therapist from Iran got Speaking 27
Pegah is a Physical Therapist and she needed to have a high TOEFL score to be qualified to work in …
She had 10+ tutors for TOEFL… and finally got S26-28
During your journey with TOEFL iBT, it’s natural to do some “shopping” to find the right program that fits your …
Success Story: Vietnamese Pharmacist scores S26
Anh is a Vietnamese, foreign-trained pharmacist. She got her degree in Hungary and then moved to America. She wanted to …
How He Stabilized Months of Fluctuating Scores
Below is another real-life story from Olek, a pharmacist who passed TOEFL iBT with final scores of 107 (R28 L28 …
A nurse from the Philippines got S26/W27 on the first pass
Meet my student, Maria from the Philippines who wants to become a licensed nurse in America. She has recently taken …
A pharmacist from Russia got S26 after years of struggle
Svetlana’s story is truly inspiring and I want to share it with you to get you inspired too. What Svetlana …
A TESOL Masters candidate from South Korea got S23 (total 107)!
Last week, I got an email from one of my students. “H” is from South Korea. He is shy so …