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College of the Redwoods English Requirements

California, United States

College of the Redwoods is a public community college located south of Eureka, California, and is part of the California Community Colleges System. It serves three counties (Humboldt, Del Norte, and Mendocino) with its main campus and several branch campuses and instructional sites. The college offers 2-year Associate degrees, career education certificates, and transfer pathways to 4-year universities, and is known as the main transfer pathway to Cal Poly Humboldt.

Verified on the university's admissions pages · Jul 2026

Quick answer

College of the Redwoods accepts IELTS Academic, PTE Academic, and TOEFL iBT for international admission. Undergraduate applicants typically need TOEFL iBT 60 (0–120) and IELTS Academic 5.

Undergraduate requirements

The university-wide standard for first-year international applicants.

Duolingo English TestUnknown
TOEFL iBT600–1203.51–6
IELTS Academic5
PTE Academic45
Cambridge EnglishUnknown

Sources: redwoods.edu/services/admissions/documents/in…

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Frequently asked questions

What TOEFL iBT score do I need for College of the Redwoods?+

Undergraduate admission to College of the Redwoods requires TOEFL iBT 60 (0–120) or higher. Graduate programs may require more, depending on the program.

What IELTS Academic score do I need for College of the Redwoods?+

Undergraduate admission to College of the Redwoods requires IELTS Academic 5 or higher. Graduate programs may require more, depending on the program.

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Requirements are read from College of the Redwoods's own admissions pages and refreshed regularly. Admission requirements change between cycles. Always confirm on the university's admissions page before applying.