Being able to communicate effectively is of vital importance to your success at Computer & Tecnology school and in your career. As most Master in Information System (IS) programs are taught in English, proficiency is essential to securing a place — even at Computer & Tecnology schools in countries where English is not the first language. One way for schools to assess English competency is via the TOEFL, one of the most popular English-language tests, which is used by more than 10,000 universities, colleges and agencies in over 150 countries. Students typically come to an IS course from a wide range of nationalities and cultures, so having one unifying language in which to converse is essential to the learning and networking experience. Schools also know that communication skills are coveted by employers and that the dominant business language is English. For the schools, offering programs in English can help to attract more international students who want to learn the Eng...