To meet the University’s English proficiency graduation requirement, students must complete six credits of required English courses and meet the minimum standard for at least one of the approved English proficiency tests listed below.

Students who meet the test requirement must upload their official score report to the Language Center for verification before graduation.

Additional Program and Student Provisions

1. Department of English: Only official scores from external English proficiency tests are accepted. Students must pass the GEPT High-Intermediate second stage or meet an equivalent standard.
2. Department of International Business: Only official scores from external English proficiency tests are accepted. Students must achieve a TOEIC score of 680 or above, or meet an equivalent standard.
3. MSF, ACCIM, and DMSI programs: Only official scores from external English proficiency tests are accepted. Students must achieve a TOEIC score of 750 or above, or meet an equivalent standard.
4. For students with disabilities who are assessed as facing barriers to English learning, the requirement may be adjusted or waived on a case-by-case basis.
5. For program-specific curriculum requirements, please consult the Curriculum Regulations Search System.

Program abbreviations: MSF — Bachelor Program of Management Science and Finance; ACCIM — Bachelor Program of Accounting and Information Management; DMSI — International Bachelor Program of Digital Marketing and Service Innovation.

Students must complete two additional English courses totaling 4–6 credits.

Eligible courses include required or elective English courses above the student’s assigned English proficiency level, as well as English-medium instruction (EMI) courses offered by colleges, departments, or graduate institutes and approved by the Language Center. These 4–6 credits do not count toward the 31-credit University Core Curriculum requirement, but they do count toward the total credits required for graduation.