Since we began recruiting students for educational institutions in the USA without requiring an English proficiency test, we have frequently been asked if this affects their visa interviews. The answer is simply 'NO'. The main reason embassies require an English Proficiency test is to ensure that students can study effectively in a country where English is the medium of instruction. US institutions that do not mandate an English test must instead request a document called Medium of Instruction (M.O.I) from the student's previous academic institution (school/college), confirming their previous studies were conducted in English.

Furthermore, it's important to note that during the visa interview, regardless of whether an English proficiency test score is submitted, the interviewer can instantly assess the student's proficiency in English. Therefore, the presence or absence of an English proficiency test score does not impact the visa outcome.