Proficiency Examinations (PROF1-CE)

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Afrikaans. Demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on-site at NYU or off-site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at U.S. colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&#39;s advisor prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Afrikaans is the same as the 12-point exam except that students are required to write an additional 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students must write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p dir="ltr">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</p><br><br><br><br><p dir="ltr">This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Albanian. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Albanian, one translation into Albanian, two short audio sections in Albanian, and two oral responses in Albanian. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div>

<p dir="ltr">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</p><br><br><br><br><p dir="ltr">The 16-point exam in Albanian is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Albanian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Albanian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div>

<p dir="ltr"><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Albanian exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Albanian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Albanian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Arabic. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Arabic, one translation into Arabic, two short audio sections in Arabic, and two oral responses in Arabic. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details</strong>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Arabic is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Arabic. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Arabic, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Arabic exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Arabic. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Arabic, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Armenian. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Armenian, one translation into Armenian, two short audio sections in Armenian, and two oral responses in Armenian. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in Armenian is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Armenian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Armenian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Armenian exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Armenian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Armenian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Bosnian. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Bosnian is the same as the 12-point exam but students are required to write an additional 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students must write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br><br /><br><br>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Bengali. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Bengali, one translation into Bengali, two short audio sections in Bengali, and two oral responses in Bengali. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have three hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br><br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Bengali is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Bengali. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Bengali, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted four hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><b>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b><br /><br><br><br /><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Bengali exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Bengali. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Bengali, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have two hours in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Bulgarian. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Bulgarian, one translation into Bulgarian, two short audio sections in Bulgarian, and two oral responses in Bulgarian. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Bulgarian is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Bulgarian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Bulgarian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p dir="ltr"><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Bulgarian exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Bulgarian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Bulgarian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.

This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Catalan. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on-site at NYU or off-site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at U.S. colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to the exam.

The 16-point exam in Catalan is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to taking the exam.

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Simplified Mandarin. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Simplified Mandarin, one translation into Simplified Mandarin, two short audio sections in Simplified Mandarin, and two oral responses in Simplified Mandarin. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Simplified Mandarin is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Simplified Mandarin. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Simplified Mandarin, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of <strong>at least 8 </strong>on the 12-point Simplified Mandarin exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Simplified Mandarin. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Simplified Mandarin, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Simplified Cantonese. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Simplified Cantonese, one translation into Simplified Cantonese, two short audio sections in Simplified Cantonese, and two oral responses in Simplified Cantonese. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Simplified Cantonese is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Simplified Cantonese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Simplified Cantonese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Simplified Cantonese exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Simplified Cantonese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Simplified Cantonese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Czech. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Czech is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Slovak. Test takers must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage from Slovak to English and one from English to Slovak, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; test takers have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at U.S. colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. It is strongly encouraged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.

<p>The 16-point exam in Slovak is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Test takers are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. It is strongly encouraged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or&nbsp;<a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Danish. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on&nbsp;site at NYU or off&nbsp;site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US&nbsp;colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Danish is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-00acb78f-7fff-5c5a-e2f9-cbfe7c326914">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Dutch. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Dutch, one translation into Dutch, two short audio sections in Dutch, and two oral responses in Dutch. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Dutch is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Dutch. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Dutch, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of <strong>at least 8 </strong>on the 12-point Dutch exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Dutch. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Dutch, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Finnish. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on-site at NYU or off-site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at U.S. colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&#39;s advisor prior to the exam.

The 16-point exam in Finnish is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&#39;s advisor prior to taking the exam.

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /></p><br><br><br><br><p><meta charset="utf-8" /></p><br><br><br><br><p dir="ltr"><b id="docs-internal-guid-c9a89d67-7fff-c3f6-0802-316c82042e94">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p dir="ltr">This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in French. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in French, one translation into French, two short audio sections in French, and two oral responses in French. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-886ccf56-7fff-dfc3-35c3-cbabbdeba51a">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in French is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in French. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in French, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-c2a2d338-7fff-d64c-b55f-694728ad134b">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point French exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in French. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in French, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Irish (Gaelic). Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on-site at NYU or off-site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at U.S. colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to the exam.

The 16-point exam in Irish (Gaelic) is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to taking the exam.

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in German. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in German, one translation into German, two short audio sections in German, and two oral responses in German. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in German is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in German. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in German, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point German exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in German. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in German, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Greek. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Greek, one translation into Greek, two short audio sections in Greek, and two oral responses in Greek. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p>&nbsp;</p><br><br><br><br><div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in Greek is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Greek. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Greek, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p dir="ltr">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</p><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Greek exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Greek. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Greek, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Gujarati. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Gujarati, one translation into Gujarati, two short audio sections in Gujarati, and two oral responses in Gujarati. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have three hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in Gujarati is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Gujarati. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Gujarati, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted four hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Gujarati exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Gujarati. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Gujarati, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have two hours in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Haitian (Creole). Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Haitian (Creole) is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-29da2921-7fff-e34c-7d0a-bf7a2ee7f362">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p><meta charset="utf-8" />This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Hebrew. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Hebrew, one translation into Hebrew, two short audio sections in Hebrew, and two oral responses in Hebrew. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have three hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-6cc92b76-7fff-8e2c-2771-0de0933d8004">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Hebrew is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Hebrew. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Hebrew, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted four hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-c1888d69-7fff-d55b-adac-09d353ffebc5">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Hebrew exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Hebrew. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Hebrew, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have two hours in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p dir="ltr"><b id="docs-internal-guid-c1888d69-7fff-d55b-adac-09d353ffebc5">&nbsp;</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Hindi. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Hindi, one translation into Hindi, two short audio sections in Hindi, and two oral responses in Hindi. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have three hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in Hindi is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Hindi. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Hindi, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted four hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Hindi exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Hindi. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Hindi, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have two hours in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Hungarian. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Hungarian is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Ibo. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Ibo is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Icelandic. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on-site at NYU or off-site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at U.S. colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to the exam.

The 16-point exam in Icelandic is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to taking the exam.

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Indonesian. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Indonesian, one translation into Indonesian, two short audio sections in Indonesian, and two oral responses in Indonesian. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in Indonesian is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Indonesian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Indonesian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of<strong> at least 8</strong> on the 12-point Indonesian exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Indonesian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Indonesian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.

<p><b id="docs-internal-guid-edf649e6-7fff-2d9c-d04c-1ff0f6bfef29">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p><meta charset="utf-8" /></p><br><br><br><br><p dir="ltr">This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Italian. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Italian, one translation into Italian, two short audio sections in Italian, and two oral responses in Italian. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-4c4f215a-7fff-093c-8cbf-b65e1112c528">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Italian is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Italian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Italian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p><br><br><br><br><p><meta charset="utf-8" /></p>

<p><b id="docs-internal-guid-fb89866c-7fff-8a20-2d31-562c398470d0">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p><meta charset="utf-8" /></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Italian exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Italian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Italian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Traditional Mandarin. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Traditional Mandarin, one translation into Traditional Mandarin, two short audio sections in Traditional Mandarin, and two oral responses in Traditional Mandarin. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Traditional Mandarin is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Traditional Mandarin. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Traditional Mandarin, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<div>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Traditional Mandarin exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Traditional Mandarin. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Traditional Mandarin, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Japanese. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Japanese, one translation into Japanese, two short audio sections in Japanese, and two oral responses in Japanese. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Japanese is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Japanese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Japanese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Japanese exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Japanese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Japanese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Korean. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Korean, one translation into Korean, two short audio sections in Korean, and two oral responses in Korean. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have three hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Korean is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Korean. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Korean, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted four hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Korean exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Korean. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Korean, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have two hours in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Latin. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on-site at NYU or off-site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at U.S. colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results.Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to the exam.

The 16-point exam in Latin is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to taking the exam.

This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Lithuanian. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on-site at NYU or off-site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at U.S. colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to the exam.

The 16-point exam in Lithuanian is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to taking the exam.

This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Malay. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on-site at NYU or off-site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at U.S. colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to the exam.

The 16-point exam in Malay is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution's advisor prior to taking the exam.

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Norwegian. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Norwegian is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Persian. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Persian is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Polish. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Polish, one translation into Polish, two short audio sections in Polish, and two oral responses in Polish. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in Polish is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Polish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Polish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of <strong>at least 8 </strong>on the 12-point Polish exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Polish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Polish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Punjabi. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Punjabi is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Portuguese (Brazilian). It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Portuguese, one translation into Portuguese, two short audio sections in Portuguese, and two oral responses in Portuguese. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in&nbsp;Portuguese (Brazilian) is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Portuguese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Portuguese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Portuguese (Brazilian)&nbsp;exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Portuguese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Portuguese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Romanian. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Romanian is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Russian. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Russian, one translation into Russian, two short audio sections in Russian, and two oral responses in Russian. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br><br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Russian is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it requires an additional 350-word essay on a more complex subject. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE:</strong> Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.<br /><br><br><br /><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Russian exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of an extended 350-word essay (also a component of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). You will have one hours in which to complete it. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Croatian. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Croatian is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Serbian. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Serbian is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Spanish. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Spanish, one translation into Spanish, two short audio sections in Spanish, and two oral responses in Spanish. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in Spanish is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Spanish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Spanish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Spanish exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Spanish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Spanish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Swahili. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Swahili is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br><br><br><p><span style="font-size:11.5pt"><span style="font-family:Arial"><span style="color:#4a4f55"><span style="font-variant-numeric:normal"><span style="font-variant-east-asian:normal"><span style="vertical-align:baseline"><span style="white-space:pre-wrap">This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Swedish. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Swedish, one translation into Swedish, two short audio sections in Swedish, and two oral responses in Swedish. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</span></span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-23d4543c-7fff-d775-2a85-d0d64a0a5b66">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Swedish is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Swedish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Swedish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of <strong>at least 8 </strong>on the 12-point Swedish exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Swedish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Swedish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Tagalog. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Tagalog, one translation into Tagalog, two short audio sections in Tagalog, and two oral responses in Tagalog. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Tagalog is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Tagalog. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Tagalog, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p style="line-height:1.38; background-color:#ffffff"><span style="font-size:11.5pt; font-variant:normal; white-space:pre-wrap"><span style="font-family:Arial,sans-serif"><span style="color:#4a4f55"><span style="font-weight:700"><span style="font-style:normal"><span style="text-decoration:none">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</span></span></span></span></span></span></p><br><br><br><br><p style="line-height:1.38; background-color:#ffffff">&nbsp;</p><br><br><span style="font-size:11.5pt; font-variant:normal; white-space:pre-wrap"><span style="font-family:Arial,sans-serif"><span style="color:#4a4f55"><span style="font-weight:400"><span style="font-style:normal"><span style="text-decoration:none">This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of </span></span></span></span></span></span><span style="font-size:11.5pt; font-variant:normal; white-space:pre-wrap"><span style="font-family:Arial,sans-serif"><span style="color:#4a4f55"><span style="font-weight:700"><span style="font-style:normal"><span style="text-decoration:none">at least 8</span></span></span></span></span></span><span style="font-size:11.5pt; font-variant:normal; white-space:pre-wrap"><span style="font-family:Arial,sans-serif"><span style="color:#4a4f55"><span style="font-weight:400"><span style="font-style:normal"><span style="text-decoration:none"> on the 12-point Tagalog exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Tagalog. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Tagalog, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</span></span></span></span></span></span>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This test assesses reading, writing, and listening proficiency in Thai. Students must demonstrate listening comprehension skills, translate one 150-word passage into English and one into the test language, and write a brief essay. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed; dictionaries and the like are not permitted. The test may be taken on site at NYU or off site; students have two hours to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Thai is the same as the 12-point exam but with the addition of a 350-word essay on a more complex subject. Students are required to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. They have three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. Students are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-0152c8e9-7fff-d580-402a-cac1bfdc2b99">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.&nbsp;</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Turkish. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Turkish, one translation into Turkish, two short audio sections in Turkish, and two oral responses in Turkish. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-cb6614f4-7fff-4e32-9deb-d65dcfad9d0c">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Turkish is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Turkish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Turkish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-fc818abf-7fff-0d13-d0d4-25e5d27b6225">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of <strong>at least 8 </strong>on the 12-point Turkish exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Turkish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Turkish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<h2><strong>This exam is temporarily suspended until further notice. If you wish to be notified when the exam resumes, please contact us at&nbsp;sps.flpe@nyu.edu or&nbsp;212-998-7030.</strong></h2><br><br><br><br><p><strong>NOTE:</strong> Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Ukrainian. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Ukrainian, one translation into Ukrainian, two short audio sections in Ukrainian, and two oral responses in Ukrainian. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<h2><strong>This exam is temporarily suspended until further notice. If you wish to be notified when the exam resumes, please contact us at&nbsp;sps.flpe@nyu.edu or&nbsp;212-998-7030.</strong></h2><br><br><br><br><p><strong>NOTE: </strong>Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</p><br><br><br><br><p>The 16-point exam in Ukrainian is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Ukrainian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Ukrainian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<h2><strong>This exam is temporarily suspended until further notice. If you wish to be notified when the exam resumes, please contact us at&nbsp;sps.flpe@nyu.edu or&nbsp;212-998-7030.</strong></h2><br><br><br><br><p><strong>NOTE: </strong>Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Ukrainian exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Ukrainian. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Ukrainian, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p dir="ltr"><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br><br><br><p dir="ltr">This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Urdu. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Urdu, one translation into Urdu, two short audio sections in Urdu, and two oral responses in Urdu. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have three hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p dir="ltr"><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br><br><br><p dir="ltr">The 16-point exam in Urdu is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Urdu. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Urdu, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted four hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p dir="ltr"><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br><br><br><p dir="ltr">This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Urdu exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Urdu. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Urdu, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have two hours in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-1d35816b-7fff-20db-4174-625a286a5913">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p><span style="font-size:11.5pt"><span style="font-family:Arial"><span style="color:#4a4f55"><span style="font-variant-numeric:normal"><span style="font-variant-east-asian:normal"><span style="vertical-align:baseline"><span style="white-space:pre-wrap">This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Vietnamese. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Vietnamese, one translation into Vietnamese, two short audio sections in Vietnamese, and two oral responses in Vietnamese. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</span></span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-e9d77978-7fff-2faa-d58f-d026912abf34">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p><span style="font-size:11.5pt"><span style="font-family:Arial"><span style="color:#4a4f55"><span style="font-variant-numeric:normal"><span style="font-variant-east-asian:normal"><span style="vertical-align:baseline"><span style="white-space:pre-wrap">The 16-point exam in Vietnamese is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Vietnamese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Vietnamese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</span></span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-f31513b6-7fff-1456-1ace-decfdce4d0ac">NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</b></p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of <strong>at least 8</strong> on the 12-point Vietnamese exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Vietnamese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Vietnamese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Traditional Cantonese. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Traditional Cantonese, one translation into Traditional Cantonese, two short audio sections in Traditional Cantonese, and two oral responses in Traditional Cantonese. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Traditional Cantonese is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Traditional Cantonese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Traditional Cantonese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Traditional Cantonese exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Traditional Cantonese. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Traditional Cantonese, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Yiddish. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Yiddish, one translation into Yiddish, two short audio sections in Yiddish, and two oral responses in Yiddish. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have three hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>The 16-point exam in Yiddish is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Yiddish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Yiddish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted four hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<div><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></div><br><br><br><br><div>&nbsp;</div><br><br><br><br><div>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of <strong>at least 8 </strong>on the 12-point Yiddish exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Yiddish. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Yiddish, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have two hours in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</div>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>This exam assesses reading, writing, listening and oral proficiency in Yoruba. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answers, one essay in Yoruba, one translation into Yoruba, two short audio sections in Yoruba, and two oral responses in Yoruba. Knowledge of technical or specialized vocabulary is not needed. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. This exam is available exclusively online, and you will have two hours in which to complete it. Point scoring is equivalent to undergraduate credits at US colleges; credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong><br /><br><br>&nbsp;<br /><br><br>The 16-point exam in Yoruba is the same as the 12-point exam, except that it includes advanced oral and written components. In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Yoruba. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Yoruba, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay on a more complex topic. You will be asked to write about abstract ideas, support an argument, hypothesize, and compose longer paragraphs. You will be allotted three hours to complete the entire 16-point exam. No dictionaries, reference tools, or other support materials are permitted. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.</p><br><br><br><br><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p dir="ltr"><strong>NOTE: Online language proficiency exams are offered year-round. Once you register to take an exam, you will be able to schedule the exam on a date that is convenient for you, even if the exam date will be before or after the semester dates listed below in the section details.</strong></p><br><br>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point Yoruba exam and who wish to earn four additional points. This exam consists of advanced oral and written components (also components of the 16-point exam; see description for further details). In the oral component, you will listen to a recorded statement in Yoruba. After listening to the statement, you are then asked to record a maximum two-minute oral response in Yoruba, taking a stance on the statement and defending your point of view. The written component of the exam consists of an extended 350-word essay. You will have one hour in which to complete the entire exam. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to taking the exam.

<p><strong>Please note</strong> that we are unable to administer in-person exams at our NYU campus at this time. If your school or institution is able to provide in-person proctoring at one of its sites, taking one of our language proficiency exams at your school or institution may be an option for you. Please DO NOT register to take one of our in-person language proficiency exams before contacting our office for more information. We can be reached at 212-998-7030 or <a href="mailto:sps.flpe@nyu.edu" target="_blank">sps.flpe@nyu.edu</a>.</p><br><br><br><br><p>This exam is available to those who have achieved a score of at least 8 on the 12-point exam for any language and wish to earn 4 additional points. The exam consists of the extended 350-word essay of the 16-point exam (see 16-point exam description). You have one hour to complete it. Credit granted is at the discretion of the institution receiving the results. You are strongly urged to discuss accreditation with the institution&rsquo;s adviser prior to the exam.</p>

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