The IEP has six levels, from near beginning to advanced. ‘To be admitted into the IEP , a student MUST be able to (1) understand and write the English alphabet (2) write very simple sentences, (3) understand very simple reading passages, and (4) respond to very simple spoken questions. If you arrive at the ELI without those skills, you will NOT be able to study at UTA and will need to trans- fer to another program. The closest program that accepts “pre-one” level students is 15 miles away. To make sure you are able to study at the ELI’s IEP, we ask you to hand write the answers to the follow- ing questions i i ( ‘All new students who arrive at UTA will be asked to read, write, and speak BEFORE being admitted to study. What is your name? & E D 2. Why do you want to study English? (Write a complete sentence.) Cou SET apply for Pclu ahve major ae pyr 3. Why do you want to study at UTA? (Write acomplete sentence) [DC Cause (ATA ic a fo _tnkrna hen 4. What do you like to do in your free time? (Hobbies?) (Write a complete sentence 2 [ike reads my beoke “pene Fravellang 5. How many years have you studied English in vigfetoo or university? 6. Rate your current English skills by putting a check ( V) in the appropriate blanks below. All admitted students will be given much longer placement tests upon arrival at UTA, but your self-assessment is useful to us. Please be as accurate as possible. Excellent Good Fi ATitue None Speaking YY — Listening Reading == = == —— — Writing Z In your own handwriting, write these sentences below and sign your name. understand enough English to begin my studies at UTA/ELI's IEP. I understand and write the English alphabet. If I arrive at UTA and cannot do this, I must change schools immediately. The nearest school is 20-25 Print your name ‘NGUYET NGUYEN Date:_OG/Z0/Zo1C Signature of Applicant (required) ———————