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Consider taking a test to certify your fluency in a dialect you've spoken your entire life and then paying a high fee on top of it. Many overseas students face this reality when they must pay a significant sum of money to take English proficiency tests to apply to universities abroad. With growing tuition expenses, international students already face close barriers, and that's before factoring in other expenditures associated with studying abroad, such as visa applications and aircraft tickets. And the expenses for the English proficiency test add to the difficulty. Alternative examinations, such as a university-administered internal examination or the acceptance of former transcripts where English was taught at the secondary level, may make things easier for international students.