The Language Center at Yarmouk University received 194 male and female students from nine countries across the globe this semester, where an exam was held to determine the level of new students in Arabic language. The director of the center, Dr. Rana Qandil, explained that the exam measures students’ level of reading, listening, speaking, and writing so that students with a score of (60%) or more get exempted from registering “one level for the Arabic language course for speakers of other languages” and enrolled in other courses of their study plans. For students with a score of less than (60%), they get classified into three levels and be enrolled in “one level for the Arabic language course for speakers of other languages” accordingly. Qandil indicated that 49 out of 145 male and female students passed the exam with a score of (60% and above) and that those students are from Germany, France, India, China, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Belgium, and Spain.