spanish placement exam

Charisma
Wed, 01 Aug 2007 01:13:43 +0000

Nope, here’s more info, http://www.korean.ucla.edu/faq.htm, oh, btw, that’s only if you can’t read or write in Korean at all, I assumed you had to take the placement exam regardless like for Chinese, so you might actually not have to take the exam.

Who need to take the exam?


Students who plan to take Korean language classes at UCLA for the first time but have some background in the Korean Language must take the test.
Those who need to fulfill the foreign language requirement (for 1 or 2 yrs) at UCLA can take the Korean placement test by passing out elementary and/or intermediate level.


I have some limited background/knowledge in speaking/listening but can’t read or write at all. Should I still take the test?
If you have no literacy skills in Korean, you do not need to take the test. Instead, you should enroll in Korean 1A (heritage track). If you have no knowledge of the language at all, we recommend you to start with Korean 1 (non-heritage track).