亚洲：

在日本和韩国的大部分大学都接受托业成绩

在韩国有90多所对英语要求较高的大学接受托业成绩，一般要求的最低分是700分

在日本有200多大学和技术院校要求托业成绩，分数根据学校不同要求不一样，从276分到931分（具体分数请直接与自己所要申请的院校联系确认）

欧洲：

所有爱尔兰大学都接受托业成绩，要求750分（托福550分，雅思6.5）

大部分法国工程技术院校和商业院校接受托业成绩

德国的大学能够把托业成绩作为英语的学分

在瑞士大部分商业学院要求托业成绩

美国：

在美国护士职业执照考试委员会（CGFNS）接受托业成绩，成绩要求725分（托福540分，雅思6.5）

很多美国大学的MBA或商业管理院校要求有托业成绩, 如中国人民大学与美国布法罗大学合作培养MBA接受托业成绩，分数要求是675分。

案例分析: Student Replacement¹

Challenge: Placing incoming students quickly and accurately²

The University of Toronto is the largest university in Canada and a leading higher-learning institution. As part of its School of Continuing Studies, the university offers an Intensive English Program for international students. About 150 students enroll³ in each eight-week session, with five levels from beginner through advanced.

With so many students enrolling⁴ in each session, the Intensive English Program found that its in-house, hand-scored placement test was difficult to administer and score in a timely manner. Students complained that they were had been placed in the wrong class, so the accuracy of the in-house test was also in question.

Solution:

The University of Toronto now uses the TOEIC test because it is:

A reliable placement test for varying levels

Suitable for all of its programs

Rapidly scored

Appropriate as an exit test to measure student progress for entrance into the next level

Internationally recognized

All incoming students are given the TOEIC test so that they can be placed into one of the school's five language levels. At the end of the session, students take the TOEIC test again, allowing them to measure their progress and provide them with a Certificate of Achievement.

Result:

Due do the accuracy of TOEIC test results, the number of student requests for class transfers has dropped dramatically compared with the in-house placement test. Students are happy to take the TOEIC test because they feel that there is less chance of being placed in the wrong class level.

The school has been able to save time, money, and resources by testing all incoming students at the same time and placing them in classes within 48 hours