Spanish Placement Test​

All students who have taken two or more years of Spanish are strongly encouraged to take the Spanish placement test. The purpose of the Spanish placement test is to determine the appropriate level course for continued language study at the University of Findlay.

Coursework in Spanish may satisfy University of Findlay CORE requirements, and students are encouraged to fulfill the CORE Plus requirements through study abroad and additional language study. Students who have taken four or more years of Spanish in high school are encouraged to add a Spanish major or minor to their primary major.

A minor in Spanish is 18 hours and a major is 33 hours beyond Spanish I (120) and Spanish II (121). By demonstrating a sufficient level of proficiency, courses can be waived towards the major or minor as no credit is given. PLEASE NOTE: half of your credits towards a major or minor must be completed through the University of Findlay.

You are requested to do Step 1 from home prior to your registration date.


STEP 1: READING, GRAMMAR, and VOCABULARY SECTION 

Before coming to New Student Registration, take the computerized section online (approx. 20-30 min).

  • To begin the exam, click here
  • Password:  oliers1 (all lower case) 
  • When prompted type in your six digit student ID number.
  • After taking this test, email Cathy Donovan at [email protected] letting her know your score and the Orientation date you've signed up for.

Take the computerized section at least two days prior to your registration date. If you cannot take this section before you come to registration, please contact Cathy Donovan.

STEP 2: LISTENING COMPREHENSION SECTION

Listening Comprehension is based on your Webcape Score. If you place above 300; you will be invited to take the Listening Comprehension section at approximately 8:00 a.m. in the Language Lab at the Davis Street Building, Room 185 on your registration date (approx. 20-30 min).


STEP 3: COMPOSITION SECTION (by invitation) 

Your first two scores will determine if you will be asked to write a composition. A time will be scheduled for writing the composition. The three test scores will determine if and how many credits will be waived towards a Spanish major or minor.



Questions?

Contact Cathy Donovan 

419-434-4711 

[email protected]