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Standardized Tests in the U.S.

TOEFL

Test of English as a Foreign Language
required for all international students who are speakers of other languages

GMAT

Graduate Management Admissions Test
required for business school

MCAT

Medical College Admission Test
required for medical school

LSAT

Law School Admissions Test
required for law school

GRE

Graduate Record Examination
required for graduate or business school

SAT

Scholastic Aptitude Test
required for undergraduate admission

ACT

American College Testing
required for undergraduate admission

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