TOEFL Tip #58: ETS Now Allows Score Recipients to Verify Your Results
The following letter explains that institutions that receive your score can now contact ETS and verify that the scores you submitted to the institution are the same as the scores ETS gave you. This will help eliminate freud. So don’t send fake scores to your school; they will find out! Here is the original email:
Dear TOEFL Test Taker,
Thank you for taking the TOEFL® Internet-based Test (TOEFL iBT™). This message is to inform you of a change in ETS policy regarding verification of scores by institutions and agencies.
Effective July 2009, if you provide an institution or agency with your score information and/or TOEFL registration number, you are giving ETS permission to allow that institution or agency to verify your scores.
If you do not want an institution or agency to have access to your score information, do not provide them with information about your scores or your TOEFL registration number.
You can read more about this change at www.ets.org/toefl under Test Takers, Internet-based Test, Scores, Policies.
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wrote on October 31, 2009 at 3:26 pm
Yes, they will do everything under the fear they will have a competition – Pearson is coming guys.