Korean Placement Test_Survey

This is a survey for background information to make a better decision about your placement. Please answer the following questions with correct information.
Name: 


A red asterisk (*) indicates required questions.

  1. Name (Last, First Middle)*


  1. GW ID: *


  1. E-mail: *


  1. School and College Enrolled (Major(s)/Minor(s)): *


  1. Academic level *
    freshman
    sophomore
    junior
    senior
    master's degree
    doctoral degree
    non-degree students
    Other


  1. Why do you want to take the Korean placement test?*
    to be placed into one of our language courses
    to be waived from foreign language requirement
    to obtain transfer credit for language study at another university
    Other (Please specify below #15)


  1. (1) What is your primary language, and (2) What languages do you speak? *


  1. What are the languages spoken at your home, and who speak(s) the language(s)? *


  1. Do you have prior knowledge in Korean language? *
    Yes
    No


  1. Have you received a formal education at schools in Korea longer than three years (e.g, elementary school, middle school, high school)? *
    Yes
    No


  1. Have you taken formal Korean language courses before? If YES, please list
    School/Place: / Duration: / Courses: *


  1. Can you communicate in Korean for basic daily life situations without much difficulty? *
    Yes
    No


  1. Can you write short messages for others or yourself (example: journals, schedule of a day, to do-list for a day, postcards, e-mail and memos), and take down simple messages such as telephone messages in Korean without major spelling and grammatical errors?*
    Yes
    No


  1. What Korean language course do you want to take at GW? *
    KOR 1001-1002
    KOR 2003-2004
    KOR 3105-3106
    KOR 4107-4108
    Other


  1. If there is any information about you for the placement test, please specify here.


  1. I certify here by signing my name that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. *





박 선생님
Associate Professor of Korean Linguistics and Language
The George Washington University
DC