國立臺灣大學

1. Students who meet the application qualifications and pass the waivers certification exam can waive College Chinese.
2. Those who are approved for waiving College Chinese will be granted 6 credits, which count towards graduation and are equivalent to being exempted from the required College Chinese courses.
3. Students approved for waiving College Chinese who choose to take College Chinese courses will have their course credits offset against general education credits in accordance with the university's implementation guidelines for general education and basic competency courses.

• Achieved an advanced level (including fluency level) or higher in both listening and reading tests of the Test of Chinese as a Foreign Language (TOCFL)
• Reached Level 6 in the New Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK)
• Achieved Level 1 or higher in the Chinese Language Proficiency Test (中国語検定試験)
• Achieved Grade A in the Test of Chinese Communication Skills (TECC)
• Achieved a B- grade or higher in the Malaysian Higher School Certificate (STPM)
• Achieved B6 grade or higher in the Malaysian Unified Examination Certificate (UEC)

NTU students (except students from the Department of Chinese Literature) must prepare the original and one photocopy of either:

• their General Scholastic Ability Test (GSAT) score report issued within the past two years, or
• another recognized Chinese language proficiency certificate.

Please write your student ID number, full name, contact phone number, and frequently used email address on the photocopy, and submit both the original and the photocopy for verification at Room 203, Department of Chinese Literature, no later than 4:00 PM on the day of the examination.

After verification, the original document will be returned, while the photocopy will be retained by the Department of Chinese Literature. Students who fail to complete the verification by the deadline will not be eligible for the course exemption.

Room 203 of the Department of Chinese Literature: 2nd floor of the College of Liberal Arts, office hours are Monday to Friday, 09:00-17:00.

Contact person / Phone number: Ms. Lin, 02-33664016

1.  have passed the General English Proficiency Test (GEPT) at the Higher-Intermediate level or above (both the preliminary test and the final test)
2. have achieved a score of 83 (or 4.5) or higher in the new Internet-based TOEFL (Test of English as Foreign Language)
3. have achieved Level 6.5 or above in the IELTS Academic (International English Language Testing System)
4. have achieved Grade B or above in the FCE (First Certificate in English) or FCE for Schools
5.  have achieved a score of 865 points or higher on the TOEIC (Test Of English for International Communication) Reading and Listening test, together with a score of 170 or higher on the TOEIC Speaking Test and a score of 165 or higher on the TOEIC Writing Test
6. have achieved a score of 217 or above in the FLPT (Foreign Language Proficiency Test) English Reading and Listening Test, together with a Level S-2+ or above in the English Speaking Test and a level B or above in the English Writing Test
7. have achieved Level 8.5 or above in the TOEFL Essentials Test
8. have achieved Level 4 or above in the Advanced Placement (AP) English Language and Composition Exam or English Literature and Composition Exam
9. have primary and secondary graduate certificates or transcripts for at least five years. All documents should be from an English-speaking country as specified by NTU’s Office of International Affairs. (https://reurl.cc/553xV6)

• The list of qualified students will be announced on this website on September 16th (Wed.), 2026, and on March 4th (Thu.), 2027: https://reurl.cc/z1lagN. Qualified students can waive College English, obtain the required 6 English/Foreign Language credits, and waive the Online English Program.