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Test result
19 Feb 2013 10:03 am59/70 correct; there's also a short essay section, which I presume they grade on their own.
Some of the questions I was like "wtf? I've never seen this before. If I could use a dictionary...." Some I was like "haha! That was in the grammar I just reviewed! haha! Verb is always last in dependent clauses EXCEPT if it's a modal!" I think maybe the subjunctive was a little messy, too.
So hopefully it's good enough to hit the mandatory C1 level. It's an 84%. Now I just wait to get a response from them.
And I just got email from my college German department asking for stories about how we've used our language in our jobs to promote international programs to new students. I haven't, really, mostly for personal enrichment and following sports. But maybe I will soon... I'll email back and ask if there's any way to turn my rambling into something useful. I'll always wax rhapsodic about the value of study abroad, but that's not really what they're looking for.
Some of the questions I was like "wtf? I've never seen this before. If I could use a dictionary...." Some I was like "haha! That was in the grammar I just reviewed! haha! Verb is always last in dependent clauses EXCEPT if it's a modal!" I think maybe the subjunctive was a little messy, too.
So hopefully it's good enough to hit the mandatory C1 level. It's an 84%. Now I just wait to get a response from them.
And I just got email from my college German department asking for stories about how we've used our language in our jobs to promote international programs to new students. I haven't, really, mostly for personal enrichment and following sports. But maybe I will soon... I'll email back and ask if there's any way to turn my rambling into something useful. I'll always wax rhapsodic about the value of study abroad, but that's not really what they're looking for.
