u/TonyBoring

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I just want to make sure none of this looks unreasonable in terms of times or walking. Are the classes themselves good, etc.

I’m a resident of Wisconsin attending the University of Minnesota as a freshman this fall and wanted to make sure I’ll still be able to vote in Wisconsin. For obvious reasons, I feel my vote would be better used in my home state than here, so I’m hoping that this is possible.

So I just took the language placement test and it recommended me SPAN1022. I did take three years of Spanish from 8th to 10th grade but obviously it's been a while and I felt incredibly rusty taking the test. I'm also worried because the language classes are 5 credits. Is SPAN1022 particularly difficult and is there anything I should know about the class?

I'm an incoming freshman preparing to take the math placement test in the next few weeks. I've been studying for it quite a bit (since I've probably forgotten quite a bit) but wanted to see if anyone remembers anything about the test and what I should expect