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IELTS:- The International English Language Testing System, is an international standardized test of English language proficiency for non-native English language speakers who wants to study or work in English Speaking Country like USA , Australia,Canada, UK, Germany and so many countries either European or English.Yes, USA accept IELTS from a very long time. Over 3000 colleges and university accept IELTS for all types of courses and for work permit also.Minimum score band for IELTS requirement might vary from 6.0 to 9.0 depending on University and major.The cost to take IELTS in the USA ranges between $215–240 USD. IELTS USA also has a test center for United Kingdom Visas and Immigration (UKVI) applications located in Newark, NJ.List of Top Universities in USA which accept IELTS scoreUniversity of Iowa.University of Kansas.University of Alabama, Birmingham.Auburn University, Auburn.University of Arizona.Arizona State University.University of Southern California.University of California, Los Angeles.

Application without fees?Yeah. I found some colleges that cost 0$ for application. However some other options are also available such as application fees waiver.UNIVERSITIES THAT DON’T REQUIRE APPLICATION FEES1. Auburn University at Montgomery2. Alaska Pacific University3. Arkansas Tech University4. Henderson State University5. Southern Arkansas University6. University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff7. Brandman University8. Dominican University of California9. Holy Names University ($20 fee for paper application)10. La Sierra University11. Notre Dame de Namur University12. University of the Pacific13. Regis University14. University of Hartford ($35 fee for paper application)15. University of Saint Joseph ($30 fee for paper application)16. Ave Maria University17. Florida Gateway College18. Florida Institute of Technology19. Johnson & Wales University - North Miami20. Saint Leo University21. Oglethorpe University22. Savannah State University23. Aurora University24. Bradley University25. Illinois Institute of Technology26. Illinois Wesleyan University27. Loyola University Chicago28. McKendree University29. Millikin University30. Rockford University31. University of St. Francis32. Anderson University33. Ancilla College34. Butler University35. Calumet College of St. Joseph36. DePauw University37. Indiana Wesleyan University38. Manchester University ($25 fee for paper application)39. Purdue University-North Central40. Trine University41. University of Evansville42. University of Indianapolis43. Valparaiso University44. Buena Vista University45. Drake University46. Graceland University47. Grand View University48. Iowa Wesleyan College49. Mount Mercy University50. St. Ambrose University51. Upper Iowa University52. Baker University53. MidAmerica Nazarene University54. Asbury University55. University of Pikeville56. Transylvania University57. Loyola University New Orleans58. Tulane University59. Capitol Technology University ($25 fee for paper application)60. Stevenson University ($40 fee for paper application)61. Washington Adventist University62. The Depauw University63. Denison University64. University of South, Sewanee65. The Case Western Reserve University66. Trinity University in San Antonio67. Ohio Wesleyan University68. Drake University69. Creighton University70. The Transylvania University71. South-Western University72. Tulane University73. Michigan Technological University74. Lawrence University75. New Mexico Military Institute76. University of Dayton77. The University of St. Thomas – MinnesotaAny query?Please comment.Thanks!![1][1][1][1] [2][2][2][2]Footnotes[1] 73 Universities with No Application Fees[1] 73 Universities with No Application Fees[1] 73 Universities with No Application Fees[1] 73 Universities with No Application Fees[2] 49 Top Colleges Without Application Fees 2020-2021[2] 49 Top Colleges Without Application Fees 2020-2021[2] 49 Top Colleges Without Application Fees 2020-2021[2] 49 Top Colleges Without Application Fees 2020-2021

I graduated from the U of I College of Engineering in 2007 so most of what I will say about academics will be based on my experience as an engineering student.My father attended the College of Engineering at Iowa State University. Oddly enough, after visiting U of I as a senior in high school with me, he told me that he liked what he saw at Iowa and that if it was up to him, he would choose Iowa over Iowa State. His logic was that Iowa State has a well-known Engineering program and therefore gets a lot of students to come. Most of the classes are very large in size and are designed to 'weed out' the under-performing students. Whereas at Iowa, the Engineering program is small and not well-known. Because of this, there is more of an emphasis to retain the engineering students and the smaller class sizes helps with this.A lot of the engineering classes at Iowa are geared more towards theoretical applications because the faculty tries to get a lot of engineers to go to graduate school at Iowa as well. (I did not attend grad school so I can't comment on that.)Having visited Ames many times, I can say that the social scene in Iowa City is far and away better than Ames. (For this reason my group of Iowa friends dubbed the rival city Lames.) One the biggest things I took away from my time in Iowa City was how I learned to interact with 'normal' people, or non-engineers. Most of my friends were in the Liberal Arts so had more of a business personality rather than science/math. It was nice to be able to get away from the engineering world I spent so much time in.One nice thing I'd like to add about the campus of Iowa is that it is integrated with the 'downtown' of Iowa City so that places are easy to get to and you still feel like you're in a small city, not just a bunch of campus buildings. That's something that I think makes Iowa a little different from most campuses.