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Welcome to the Japanese Placement Survey and the DU Japanese Program!

DU is home to a robust and growing Japanese language & literature program with language & literature classes from 1st year through 4th year, a wide variety of literature, culture and film classes in translation, and exciting study abroad opportunities in Japan. Learn more about us here:

http://www.du.edu/ahss/langlit/programs/japanese/

* If you have never studied Japanese, please register for JAPN 1001 (only offered in the Fall Quarter).

* If you speak Japanese but do not have experience reading or writing Hiragana and Katakana, please register for JAPN 1001.

Japanese Placement Process

In order to enroll in Japanese language classes at DU beyond the beginning level JAPN 1001 class, please follow these steps to access the Japanese Placement Test.

1. Go to https://ttbj.cegloc.tsukuba.ac.jp/en/p1.html

2. Click “Test Application” (Under “Taking the TTBJ for Individuals”)

3. Select and take “SPOT90 + Grammar90 + 漢字SPOT50”

4. Complete the test (Test times: 30-60 minutes)

5. After you complete the test, you can download the score report PDF file. The score report will be also sent to your email address.

6. Send the score report PDF file with your name and DU ID number to Professor Miho Hamamoto (miho.hamamoto@du.edu).

7. Take this survey.

Enter today's date (MM/DD/YYYY)

Enter your full name

DU ID number (starts with 87)

Best email address to reach you

What year will you be at DU starting in the Fall?

Major (planned or declared) and/or area of specialization. What are you interested in studying at DU? What are some of your intellectual goals for your college education? How do you see Japanese fitting into your academic plan?

Be sure to address all parts of the question

What High School did you go to?

Name of High School

City, State and Country of High School

Have you ever studied Japanese before?

Yes
No

Have you ever been to Japan?

Yes
No

What are your reasons for taking Japanese? (Japanese-related major? Planning on a Japanese minor? Interested in Japanese culture? Learning more about your family's heritage? To fulfill the language requirement at DU? etc.)

What kinds of Japanese classes would you be excited about taking? Feel free to imagine classes in Japanese or in translation, in a wide variety of academic disciplines (Literature, Film, History, PoliSci, etc.)

Thank you for completing the survey. ありがとうございました！