The program of Arabic for speakers of other languages at the Language Center of Yarmouk University received 313 male and female students from 17 western and Islamic countries, including the United States of America, Britain, Belgium, France, Russia, Lithuania, Bosnia, Thailand, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Peru, Turkey, Senegal, and Sweden. The center held an exam to determine the level of new students in the Arabic language for non-native speakers, where the director of the center, Professor Lamia Hammad, said that the exam measures students’ skills of reading, listening, speaking, writing, and grammar. Students who pass the exam, she explained, at an average of (60%) or above are exempted from registering “one level for the Arabic language course for non-native speakers”, and they get directly registered for the courses of their study plan. As for students with an average below than (60%), they get categorized into three levels according to their skills and are accordingly registered in “a one-level course of Arabic language for non-native speakers”. She then added that the center has recently computerized the placement test for non-Arabic students through the university’s e-learning and open education resources center, emphasizing that the computerized exam got effective in this first semester 2022/2023.