DO YOU NEED TO PROVIDE PROOF OF ENGLISH PROFICIENCY?

Because AGU offers all its programs 100% in English, it is important that our students have a sufficient language level to be able to follow and understand their Faculty courses at the University.

(For Graduate students’ English requirements please go to this link)

Undergraduate applicants are exempted from providing proof of their English proficiency if they fulfill one of the following cases:

1) Successfully pass the AGU English Proficiency Exam (AGU EPEE) within the last two years.

2) Obtain a minimum score of 72 in the TOEFL IBT within the last two (2) years; (the Writing score (TWE) must be 17). The TOEFL result certificate must be submitted no later than ten business days before the start date of the faculty course registration for each semester as specified in the Academic Calendar. Result certificates submitted after the deadline will not be considered.

3) Hold an A-Level certificate obtained from one of the boards listed below within the last two years and have received at least a 'D' grade in at least two of the relevant exams.

a) Assessment and Qualifications Alliance (AQA)
b) Oxford, Cambridge, and RSA Examinations (OCR)
c)Edexcel (Edexcel Pearson – London Examinations)
d)Welsh Joint Education Committee (WJEC)
e)Council for the Curriculum, Examinations & Assessment (CCEA) ee)Cambridge Assessment International Education (CIE)

Please note that we can no longer accept the IELTS exam as proof of English proficiency due to new regulations for Turkish State universities (however, you may include your IELTS score in your application for our reference).