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What is the English as a Second Language Placement Test (ESLPT)?
What kind of a test is the ESLPT?
Who must take the ESLPT?
Where do I sign up for the ESLPT?
What happens after I take the ESLPT?
After you have signed up and
paid for the ESLPT test you must also complete the Composition for Multilingual
Students (CMS) Program Form at this site:
http://www.sfsu.edu/~cmls/eslpt
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What is the ESLPT?
EXCEPTION: Students who attended U.S. high schools and who are first-time freshmen at SFSU. These students should contact the CMS Program in Humanities Room 112 or phone (415) 338-1320 or email esl@sfsu.edu for course registration information. |
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What kind of a test is the ESLPT?
The test is approximately three hours long. The best preparation for the test is a good night's sleep. |
ELSPT | . | Who must take the ESLPT?
Note: Graduate students should contact their graduate advisor to confirm written English testing requirements. B. Non-native speakers of English who were enrolled in CMS classes (non-native speaker English classes) at the last school they attended in this country. C. Non-native speakers of English who believe they would benefit from studying with a teacher experienced in teaching composition to non-native speakers of English, even though they may have taken an English class for native speakers. D. Students with bilingual backgrounds who wish to substitute English 410 for English 414. |
ELSPT | . | Where do I sign up for the ESLPT?REGISTER FOR ESLPT ON-LINE or Sign up in the
Testing Center, HSS Bldg., Room 206 |
ELSPT | . | What happens after I take the ESLPT?
Note: Information regarding CMS classes is in the Class Schedule under "Undergraduate Written English Requirements." Testing dates are listed in the Schedule of Examinations. |
last modified May 28, 2003
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