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All you need is to visit the MIIS website. One of my students just got admitted two days ago without a partial scholarship. If you want to study T&I abroad, MIIT is your best bet. Below are the requirements. Good luck!Academic ExperienceApplicants to our graate programs must have a Bachelor's degree or the equivalent from an accredited college or university and a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. If you have a GPA lower than 3.0 and significant professional experience, please contact our Enrollment Managers ring the application process.Professional ExperienceThe Admissions Committee prefers that applicants have professional experience prior to enrolling. Most of our students have lived or worked in international contexts. The Admissions Committee considers a broad range of professional experiences including internships, volunteer work, military service, Peace Corps service, full-time employment and more.Language Proficiency & Program-Specific RequirementsAll students must demonstrate foreign language proficiency for successful admission. Whether you’re a native or non-native English speaker, you'll find our language requirements organized by program. Please review the language proficiency requirements for your program(s) of interest by clicking on the indivial program links below:International Policy DegreesFisher International MBA DegreesTranslation & Interpretation DegreesLanguage Teaching DegreesThere may be other requirements specific to your program, so please review the indivial program requirements carefully before submitting your application.Additional requirements for T&I degrees:Professional ExperienceWe recommend that you have a minimum of six months of in-country experience using your second or third language. Most candidates come to the Monterey Institute with at least two years of in-country experience.Language ProficiencyWe recognize that all of our students have developed sophisticated language skills. Terms like "native-speaker", "fluent" or "bilingual" often do not accurately reflect their rich linguistic backgrounds. Applicants must have native or near-native proficiency in English and at least one of these languages: Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Spanish.During the admissions process, you must demonstrate your language proficiency with our Early Diagnostic Test, which will be emailed to you by our Admissions Office.Non-native English speakers must provide evidence of English proficiency from either the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) examinations.The TOEFL or IELTS examinations can be waived under certain circumstances. If a candidate has completed all four years of high school and their undergraate degree in the United States, they may be eligible for a waiver. Candidates will be asked to provide transcripts from those institutions. Please contact Admissions to waive this requirement.Minimum TOEFL Scores: Paper-based test: 600 Computer-based test: 260 Internet-based test: 100, Test of Written English: 23 (No sub-score below 19)Minimum IELTS Scores: 7.0 Overall 7.0 Listening and Reading No Sub-score below 6.5Language CategoriesThis program classifies languages according to the International Association of Conference Interpreters guidelines. Your first language [A language] and second language [B language] are active languages. Translators work into their A and B languages, and interpreters work into these languages in both simultaneous and consecutive modes of interpretation. Our students must have English as an A or B language. You may also study an optional third language[C language]. The C language is a passive language from which the translator or interpreter will work into the A language. We recommend that students pursue A/B/C combinations for translation, translation/localization management, or conference interpretation degrees. Combining three languages for the translation and interpretation degree often requires more than two years of instruction.Alternative Language CombinationsIf you're interested in a language combination that does not have English as an A or B language, please contact us. These language combinations are not regularly offered, but could be pursued through a directed study.Additional PreparationNot all students accepted into this program have sufficient proficiency in their B or C languages. In such circumstances, the Admissions committee may suggest supplemental coursework prior to joining the Translation and Interpretation program as a prerequisite to enrollment. In certain cases, students may also require a third year of instruction to pass our comprehensive professional examinations. If you still have questions about language requirements, don’t hesitate to contact our Enrollment Managers.参考资料:www.miis.e