<p>well, if worst comes to worst, i'll just take out a chinese dictionary starting this week and start memorizing the words. I've done it once for the SAT I Verbal, can't believe i'm doing this for chinese....</p>
<p>me neither</p>
<p>Good Luck. :)</p>
<p>wait, freedom... you got it already? p.s. i think the test is only oral</p>
<p>Catch-22, what Chinese literary analysis exactlly are you doing?</p>
<p>nope, i haven't gotten the tape , i was just wondering</p>
<p>Reading classic/modern Chinese literature. Getting a Dual Language Diploma...I think flameball63 is doing this too (I know her! She goes to another IB school in AZ...awesome person:)). But, I am studying Chinese Literature, currently reading Lu Xun (frickin' awesome), and must finish off like sixteen books by May...errrrrr... It includes Chinese poetry (Li Bai, Su Dong Po, Du Pu...etc. ) and then, Chinese classical writings (Chu Ke Pai An I and II, Yu Shi Ming Yan, Hong Lou Meng- this...is going to be good...)...so..yeah..that's what I am doing. :)</p>
<p>Lit Analysis: I treat all of this as AP English Lit...I have to write a world lit paper for it...gosh...that's going to be a challenge.</p>
<p>"Tape-mediated oral proficiency tests are also required and will be sent to qualified applicants." - it is only oral. Also, has everyone but me received their green post card and log-in info? I tried calling and they blew me off and the online form never sends the password. Should I call the alumni office (I'm a legacy)? Thanks</p>
<p>well, it's always interesting to see someone continue their native language. I'm admire your perserverance. I, on the otherhand, am screwed. Our school offers IB, (which I don't do) but not the dual language program. so.....</p>
<p>No...it has a writing portion and a speaking portion. Last year's question was like: "What do you think of US foreign policy"...or something like that...</p>
<p>I've gotten everything but my green post card...I just rushed my crappy writing score to Penn...that's going to be my downfall...ouch.</p>
<p>same here kingb, I didn't receive my password nor my pin #, that could be because i applied by paper. I also tried calling the admission office, they were too busy to respond to my concerns. Then I emailed them, they still haven't respond. So today, my mom's heading down toward the admission office for the 4th time to bug them about this issue.</p>
<p>Yah, I got a 600 on the Chinese SATII</p>
<p>Oh well
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<p>Freedomfries: It's understandable. Me and Flameball63 self-study it :) We get together like few times every couple of months...it's kinda fun. :)</p>
<p>don't worry Catch,</p>
<p>so both you are from the same school? tough competition,</p>
<p>Yea. I have already eliminated any hopes for me and Huntsman. :) Just fun to hang around the Huntsman Board. Wharton!!! HAHA. Oh...the agony.</p>
<p>No. She goes to another public school in AZ...:) We hang out!</p>
<p>you'll get in, i'm the person who's worried. I have not economic background whatsoever. Everthing i've done has to do w/ science, medicine.... oh well</p>
<p>No. I like to be practical. I know Huntsman accepts lots of below the belt way scores for language...some girl got a 770 on Chinese and still got it...I am sure you are a stronger applicant than me. I am from Arizona for god sakes!!! lol.</p>
<p>how do you know i'm a stronger applicant? and besides a lot of it has to do w/ luck. and by the way, i got a 780 on chinese, because i overlooked ONE multiple choice</p>