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Off topic: New York University M.S. translation program entrance exam
Thread poster: xuluoya21
xuluoya21 United States Local time: 15:03 Chinese to English
Oct 20, 2014
Hi all!
I just received an E-mail from the NYU admission officer for scheduling the admission exam. I'm very nervous! The E-mail says the exam is three hours in length. I'm wondering the difficulty of the exam.
I already searched previous posts in this forum about the entrance exam. I was informed that there are two sections. One is translating a passage/essay, another is writing an essay for a provided topic/question. Each requires 300 words(?). I'm wondering is the e... See more
Hi all!
I just received an E-mail from the NYU admission officer for scheduling the admission exam. I'm very nervous! The E-mail says the exam is three hours in length. I'm wondering the difficulty of the exam.
I already searched previous posts in this forum about the entrance exam. I was informed that there are two sections. One is translating a passage/essay, another is writing an essay for a provided topic/question. Each requires 300 words(?). I'm wondering is the essay question still "why you want to be a translator/into NYU program"? I would like to hear from former or current students in this master program. Thank you!
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